Renault Espace IV and Grand Espace 2002-2014 - 7-inch OEM Style Android 15 upgrade
The Espace IV keeps its factory display in the dash-top pod, so a double-DIN radio never sits right. There's a 7-inch screen in that pod and new controls in the radio bay below.
The range we publish is the Renault Espace IV 2002-2014, built in two lengths: the standard car and the longer Renault Grand Espace. Both share one centre stack, so a single kit covers them.
We supply the screen for that pod and the panel for the radio bay; the housing, vents and trim stay yours. One console we don't cover: the version with a factory colour display beside the radio head, so photograph your stack first.
Ordering a Renault Espace IV 2002-2014 Car Multimedia Player is a two-message job: the model year, then a photo of the plugs.
| Model | Vehicle | Model years |
|---|---|---|
| TFS8445 | Renault Espace IV, Grand Espace | 2002-2014 |
Out go a text display the size of a business card and a radio face full of keys you never press. In come a 7-inch IPS panel at 1280 by 720 and a control panel where the old face sat.
A narrow readout behind the pod window, a CD radio below it, no phone mirroring and no map you can glance at. The dials and climate buttons work, and that's the list.
A 7-inch touchscreen in the same window, wireless CarPlay and Android Auto on board, and an RDS tuner you drive from the screen. The pod housing and trims stay original.
Frustrating, the other route: a universal double-DIN photographs well and sits badly, because the pod curves in two directions and a flat cage can't follow it. A Renault Espace IV 2006 OEM Style Car Radio is moulded for that opening instead.
Three routes into an Espace console: keep the factory radio, buy a marketplace double-DIN with an adapter frame, or fit a screen cut for the pod. That's where I see weekends go missing.
Chasing a Renault Grand Espace 2008 Wireless CarPlay Retrofit? Ask what the harness covers before you pay, because that's what decides whether your steering wheel controls come across.
| Comparing | Factory unit | Marketplace double-DIN | TFS8445 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Display | Small fixed text panel | Varies, fit left to you | 7-inch 1280x720 IPS |
| Phone link | None | CarPlay through an add-on box | Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto |
| Fit and trim | Factory radio and panel | Cage, ring and a gap | Moulded fascia, factory trims |
| Tuner and sound | RDS radio, fixed tone | Depends on the unit bought | RDS tuner, DSP on the 4G builds |
Pair once and it'll reconnect on its own, on every build.
You don't need a phone with the 4G builds; entry builds run Wi-Fi 6.0.
Equaliser and time settings live on the unit, not in an app.
TBR runs 2GB with 32GB and Wi-Fi 6.0, TVR doubles that, and the TC, TVS and TFS columns add 4G LTE with a built-in DSP; storage runs from 32GB to 256GB. TC carries a fibre-optic amplifier interface rather than RCA, so that's the column for a factory amplifier.
On the photographed TFS build, the About page reports GPS with Beidou and AGPS, 6GB with 128GB of storage, a Bluetooth 5.0 host and a TDA7708 radio module, so if you're specifying a Renault Espace IV 2010 Built-in DSP Android Upgrade, that's the build I'd start from.
One limit I'd rather you heard from me: there's no HDMI output on any build. Does your car carry the upgraded factory audio package? Say so when you order, because guessing is the annoying part.
The panel can't tell you what sits behind it, though. Two Renault Espace IV cars of the same year can wear different radio plugs, because the audio setup was chosen when the car was ordered. Send the year and a photo of the connectors and we'll match the harness.
The launcher is built around what you read at speed: an online theme store, a radio page carrying six presets and an RDS line, and a driver page with one large dial. It's an Android 15 head unit rather than a mirroring screen, so your map app installs on it and a Renault Espace IV keeps its dash.
If you're weighing a Renault Espace IV 2012 4G LTE Car Stereo Player, the unit carries its own data connection, so the map stops depending on the phone in your pocket. The maddening part of a flat battery on a long run goes away.
The build table lists DVR, DAB, OBD2 and TPMS as optional, and those aren't box contents, so check which your build can take. Cameras are the same: reversing, front and the 360 kit are add-ons.
If you add one thing to a Renault Grand Espace 2008 Wireless CarPlay Retrofit, make it the rear-view camera, because reversing something this long is tedious.
The three details that decide your build are the model year, the length of the car and what's in the dash now. Send those with a photo of the plugs and I'll walk you through the leads. Nothing here is region-locked: we ship worldwide, and plenty go to families in Europe, the Middle East and Australia.
What I see most often is a workshop buying the panel and the loom separately and finding the two don't agree, so ordering a Renault Espace IV 2006 OEM Style Car Radio as one kit saves that argument.
Full details are on the product page: 7" Screen OEM Style For Renault Espace IV 2002-2014 Car Multimedia Stereo GPS CarPlay Player.
Zhuhai WITSON Industrial Co., Ltd. - Tel: +86-756-8120312, 8120211, 8120212.
Send your model year, the length of your car and a photo of the connectors, and we'll confirm the build and leads.
See the TFS8445 on witson.comThe pod version with the display window between the dials. If your car has a factory colour screen beside the radio head, send a photo and the VIN.
That depends on the build and on how your car was ordered, that's why we ask. Send the model year and a photo of the connector stack.
No. The screen drops into the factory pod and the panel replaces the radio face. The plastic around them is yours.
Your dials, vents and climate buttons are factory parts and they don't move. Only the pod display and the radio face change.
Yes, but the camera isn't in the box, so ask which kit pairs with your build.
Only if you want the unit online on its own. A Renault Espace IV 2012 4G LTE Car Stereo Player takes a SIM, and a Renault Espace IV 2010 Built-in DSP Android Upgrade brings the equaliser pages with it.
The fascia. A Renault Espace IV 2002-2014 Car Multimedia Player is moulded to the pod and keeps your trims; a universal one needs a cage and a ring.
If you fit these for a living or you supply a workshop, and you need several units at once or a modified fascia, contact our team about trade terms and the technical document package.
