How to Use Digital Key on Your Hyundai Keys

Modern Hyundai vehicles come with a variety of amazing features, but one in particular is certain to transform the way you drive. Digital Key allows you to access your vehicle without the traditional fob.

This innovative feature uses your smartphone to replace your key fob. It works with NFC which allows your phone to only communicate with the system if it is within of a few centimeters.

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Hyundai Digital Key, an app-based security solution, lets you to lock and unlock your vehicle with your smartphone. It is available for certain Hyundai models and comes with numerous advantages, including remote profile integration, key sharing, and more. However many drivers aren't familiar with the capabilities of Hyundai Digital Key or how to use it. Here are some helpful tips to make the most benefit from this innovative technology and enjoy an effortless driving experience.

In the majority of instances, you can unlock a Hyundai by using an electronic key. This is a good option if your smart key does not work or if you have to use the keyhole on the driver's door. Here at Dickson City Hyundai in Scranton, we've put together some strategies to help you overcome this issue, even if your car comes with the handy hyundai i20 key button replacement Digital Key system.

Based on the model of your Hyundai, you may have an NFC key card (Near Field Communication) in addition to the Hyundai Digital Key virtual app. The NFC keycard functions exactly as the app, and is a great option for valet services or if your smartphone isn't charged enough to run the app.

The NFC key card can also be linked with other Android phones to provide those users access to the same features you enjoy can, even without the phone being in use. This feature is especially beneficial for kids want to drive in the car with or for friends that you frequently lend your Hyundai to. It's a simple and efficient method to share your Hyundai Digital Key with others, as you can instantly end access at any point via your smartphone.

To pair a phone to your Hyundai you need to start the app and then tap the NFC key card to it. You'll hear a short beep and then see the car's lights flash to indicate that the NFC key card is successfully paired. Then, the user can open and start the Hyundai using the phone app or their own NFC-enabled Android device. If they do not have an Hyundai Digital Key app you can download it from Google Play and follow the instructions in the manual to make one. The app will show their name as "driver" in the history of your Hyundai's vehicle and will allow you to track who's driving your car. You can limit the length of time the user is allowed to drive your Hyundai by transferring an interim key via text messages or calling the person directly through the app.

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