If you drive a Renault or Dacia from the mid-2010s, you are likely familiar with the quiet frustration of Medianav 9.1.3.
Because the underlying hardware and processors differ significantly, you cannot "flash" the Linux-based firmware (1.0.x.x) onto the Windows-based hardware (9.x.x). MediaNav Evolution (v5.x - 9.1.3) MediaNav Linux (v1.0.x - 1.0.15.x) Operating System Windows CE 6 Hardware Gen Generation 2 (LG LAN5200 WR2) Generation 3 (LG LAN5800WR0) Connectivity Some support wired CarPlay/Android Auto Native Linux/Android support Display Resistive Touchscreen (standard) Capacitive Multi-touch (improved sensitivity) How to Achieve Modern Features (Android Auto / CarPlay) upgrade medianav 9.1.3 to 1.0.13.1
Title: Smooth, stable upgrade — noticeable improvements From Fossil to Fluid: Why Upgrading Your Medianav from 9
E:\RENEW\ (where E is your USB drive)E:\My_Files\RENEW\Disclaimer: This guide is for informational purposes. Firmware updates carry inherent risk. The author is not responsible for bricked units. Always verify the correct file for your specific hardware revision (check your VIN with a dealer). Correct: E:\RENEW\ (where E is your USB drive)
Absolutely. The upgrade from Medianav 9.1.3 to 1.0.13.1 transforms your driving experience. The system no longer feels like outdated tech from 2012; it becomes a reliable, snappy infotainment center. While the process requires patience and careful USB selection, the stability gains and bug fixes make it the single best free upgrade for your Renault or Dacia.
Upgrading to 1.0.13.1 turns a dated infotainment system into a modern hub. By moving to the newer hardware required for this firmware, you eliminate the lag and limited connectivity of the 9.1.3 era. It is the single best value-for-money modification for Duster, Sandero, and Logan owners looking to modernize their ride.
