Put a Spare Smart Key Into Battery-Saving Mode
Suspend the spare electronic key’s passive radio reception to slow battery drain.
Key-fob shortcuts, passive entry, digital keys, locks, alarms and secure access features.
Each guide keeps its market, model-year, powertrain and equipment limits attached. A listed model does not imply the feature is standard on every trim.
Suspend the spare electronic key’s passive radio reception to slow battery drain.
Use a factory key-fob button chord to change what the exterior handle sensors unlock.
Reserve the final sliding-door lock during automatic closing instead of waiting beside the van.
Trigger the left or right power sliding door at the labeled rocker-panel sensor while carrying the electronic key.
Press Lock once and the remote-start button twice to start an equipped Atlas from outside, or press the remote-start button a third time to cancel.
Choose the preferred opening behavior in Vehicle settings, then touch the handle sensor with a valid key nearby.
Lock the equipped Tiguan and press the remote-start control twice to run the engine and condition the cabin.
Use the driver-door pillar reader for access and the reader between the front seats to authorize driving.
Pair a compatible phone or watch through the owner profile so it can lock, unlock and start the EX90.
Set a maximum speed in an administrator profile before handing the mild-hybrid sedan's Care Key to another driver.
Attach a maximum speed to the Care Key before lending the mild-hybrid XC60 to another driver.
Disable rear interior door handles and rear window controls using the dedicated driver's-door button.
Apply a vehicle speed ceiling whenever the orange Care Key is used by a valet, workshop or another driver.
Open the matching vehicle guide and read its availability note first. When the retail trim or package is not named by the official source, use the window sticker, manufacturer build record or the visible control in the vehicle.