Renault is just about to pull the plug on the Kadjar by intensifying the teaser campaign for its direct successor. The latest preview gives us the opportunity to take a peek inside the cabin where there are two screens, one bigger than the other. Where have we seen this setup before? On the Megane E-Tech Electric, of course.
The new Austral will have a similar screen layout by combining a fully digital instrument cluster with a wide infotainment to form an "L" shape. Renault says its new compact crossover will boast 24.3 inches of screen real estate and an intuitive interface with 90 percent of the features at only 1-2 clicks away. The OpenR Link interface will incorporate Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, not to mention Google Maps and even Google Search.
