Renault Laguna 3 and Latitude 2011-2015 - 9-inch and 10.1-inch screen kit
A 9-inch or 10.1-inch Android panel sits on the top trim of the Renault Laguna 3 and Latitude, 2011-2015 dash and bolts to the frame your car already carries, so your radio and climate panel don't move.
Our fitment sheet carries three photographs, two marked A and one B. On the A cars the display sits in a pod under a hood at the top of the centre stack; on the B car it's lower, flatter against the panel around your radio. Photograph yours in daylight and send the VIN, and that's the version settled.
| Kit | Vehicle | Model years | Screen |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9985/2985 | Renault Laguna 3 | 2011-2015 | 9 inch or 10.1 inch |
| 9985/2985 | Renault Latitude | 2011-2015 | 9 inch or 10.1 inch |
The trim around the screen is your car's own frame: the bracket bolts to it, and it isn't in the box. If that trim was already cut for an aftermarket radio, say so first, because the bracket won't have much to hold.
I keep hearing the same line from Laguna owners: the car drives better than it looks inside. The factory pod is narrow, maps live on a phone, and your phone ends up on a vent clip that lets go on the first hot afternoon. Awkward once the parcel lands.
Photo of the trim plus the VIN, matched to A or B.
The bracket bolts to the trim that's already in your car. No cutting, nothing replaced.
Radio, steering wheel buttons and camera feed, checked before you clip the trim back on.
If you've seen our 10.88-inch Laguna 3 kit with the phone holder in the housing, this is the other route: no holder, screen higher on the trim, which is the Renault Laguna 3 2013 Android Screen Upgrade I'd fit on a car kept standard.
Three routes, and they aren't close. Keeping the factory pod gains nothing. A marketplace listing looks cheap until the fascia turns up and doesn't match your dash, and the third is a factory-fit Renault Laguna 3 2011-2015 Car Multimedia Player built for the trim you already have.
| Comparing | Keep the factory unit | Marketplace listing | 9985/2985 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Display | Narrow pod, no touch | Varies by seller | 9 or 10.1 inch QLED |
| Phone link | Bluetooth audio only | Often not as shown | Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto |
| What stays in the dash | Everything | Radio usually comes out | Radio and climate panel stay |
| Mounting | Not applicable | Universal frame, gaps | Bolts to the original trim |
A 9-inch panel for a tight opening, a 10.1-inch one for more map. Same housing and mounts.
Wireless on this range, so your cable stays in the house and maps land on the big panel.
Your radio face and knobs stay in the dash with the climate panel.
1280x720 is the standard QLED glass; 2000x1200 is the newer option. Both are fully laminated.
There's an RDS tuner on the range, and the amplifier interface is RCA or fibre optic by board, and if your Renault Laguna 3 and Latitude 2011-2015 left the factory with an upgraded sound package, say so, because the harness depends on whether a factory amplifier sits in the loop. Fit the wrong lead and you get silence. Maddening, and a tedious way to spend a Saturday. A Renault Laguna 3 2012 Android 15 Head Unit is the sensible step up from a phone on a vent clip.
The launcher puts a temperature tile, a speed readout and a car graphic on one screen, with radio, media and navigation a tap away. What actually changes day to day? The theme, and you pull new ones from the built-in online store rather than a firmware drop.
That store is where the Renault Latitude 2013 Wireless CarPlay Retrofit stops looking like an add-on box. I see it on the Latitudes I photograph: the screen fits, then the font gives it away. Does that matter much? More than you'd think.
The unit we photographed reads 8GB memory, 128GB storage, a TDA7708 radio module, a BU32107 sound processor and Bluetooth 5.0 BLE. That's one build.
Memory and board set the price, so pick by what you'll run on that Renault Laguna 3 2012 Android 15 Head Unit. Offline maps want headroom; radio and CarPlay don't.
| Tier | Memory | Board | Link and output |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry | 2+32G or 4+64G | Cortex-A53 | WiFi 6.0, RCA amp output |
| Mid | 4+64G or 6+128G | UIS8581A Cortex-A55 | 4G LTE and WiFi, built-in DSP |
| Top | 8+256G or 12+256G | UIS7870SC | 2K panel, fibre optic, Type-C video out |
Add-ons are separate parts, not box contents: DAB+ antenna, DVR camera with ADAS, OBD2 reader, tyre pressure kit, AHD reverse camera, 360 set. Fit the camera in the same session; running that cable twice is tedious. The Renault Latitude 2014 10.1-Inch Touchscreen Navigation question comes up most from drivers who want a camera feed and a map on one screen.
Send a photo of your dash and the VIN when you order. Two minutes of photography saves a return parcel, and confirms the A or B layout, the harness, and whether a factory amplifier sits in the loop. We ship worldwide; most of these kits go to Europe, the Middle East and Australia, and yours is kitted to the car in the VIN.
Full product information for this Renault Laguna 3 2011-2015 Car Multimedia Player is on the product page: See the 9985/2985 on the product page.
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Tell us your model year and dash layout, and we confirm the version before it ships.
Check the 9985/2985 for your carYes. It's a screen and a bracket. Your radio face and the climate panel stay where they are, which is why the steering wheel buttons that talk to that radio keep doing what they did before.
The published range for the Renault Laguna 3 and Latitude 2011-2015 is what we can confirm today. Earlier cars exist in numbers and some use a different top trim, so send the VIN and we'll say whether the bracket has anything to hold.
Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto are listed for the whole range, so there's no cable for a normal drive. Wired still works while your phone charges.
The climate panel stays in the dash untouched, and the launcher carries a temperature tile as well. That's the Renault Laguna 3 2013 Android Screen Upgrade advantage over a kit that pulls the whole centre stack out.
Look at the trim above your vents. The 9-inch sits tighter to the edges; a Renault Latitude 2014 10.1-Inch Touchscreen Navigation screen covers more of the hood line. Both use the same bracket, so it's about what you want to see.
Yes, the unit takes a camera feed and we list an AHD camera and a 360 set separately. Do it with the screen if you can, because fishing that cable through a Renault Latitude 2013 Wireless CarPlay Retrofit install twice isn't anybody's idea of fun.
If you are an installer or wholesale partner interested in 9985/2985 bulk orders or custom fascia modification, reach out to our team for special terms and technical document package.
