Weki has emergency keys that match all models of smart car keys. We have all the models that customers want. Our emergency keys are all brand new and unused, and are sold directly from the factory. We can meet customers' requirements with various tooth shapes and models. The emergency key feature means you can unlock the door from the outside even if the key is inserted inside. You can do this in any position on the key-the inner and outer keys turn simultaneously. Therefore, when the smart key is out of power or cannot be used, the emergency key plays a vital role. Therefore, there is a huge demand for car emergency keys in the market, and Weki can provide you with the emergency keys you are missing.

What is Car Emergency Key？

A car emergency key, also known as a valet key or service key, is a secondary key that is provided with some vehicles. It serves specific purposes in situations where limited access or functionality is desired or required. Here's some information about car emergency keys:

1. Limited Access: An emergency key is designed to provide limited access to the vehicle. It typically only works on the driver's door and ignition, while excluding access to the trunk or glove compartment. This can be useful when you need to temporarily grant access to someone, such as a valet attendant or a service technician, without giving them full access to your vehicle.

2.  Reduced Functionality: Emergency keys often have limited functionality compared to the primary key. For example, they may not have buttons for remote locking or unlocking and may lack advanced features like keyless entry or remote start. The key's purpose is primarily to allow manual access and ignition functionality.

3. Theft Deterrence: The limited functionality of an emergency key helps deter theft or unauthorized use of the vehicle. Since the key cannot access all areas of the car or activate advanced features, it reduces the risk of someone gaining full control over the vehicle with the emergency key alone.

4. Different Design: Emergency keys may have a distinct design to differentiate them from the primary key. They are often visually distinguishable by their appearance, such as a different color or a specific marking, making it easier to identify and locate when needed.

5.  Usage Scenarios: Emergency keys are typically used in specific situations, such as when you need to leave your vehicle with a parking attendant, a mechanic, or a service center. They can also be handy if you lose your primary key and need a temporary solution to access and operate your vehicle until a replacement key is obtained.

Of course, emergency keys of different brands and models have different shapes. If you need to match your emergency key, please confirm the brand and model of your car.

How do you start a keyless car with an emergency key？

If your smart remote control key doesn't work, the emergency key will solve your urgent needs. Starting a keyless car with an emergency key can vary depending on the specific make and model of the vehicle. However, here is a general procedure that can be followed:

1. Locate the Emergency Key: Retrieve the emergency key, which is usually a separate physical key stored within the key fob or a designated slot in the key fob.

2. Access the Keyless Ignition System: Look for a designated slot or port in the vehicle's dashboard or center console area. This slot is specifically designed to recognize the emergency key and allow ignition.

3. Insert the Emergency Key: Insert the emergency key into the designated slot or port. Ensure that it is inserted fully and properly aligned.

4. Start the Vehicle: Once the emergency key is inserted, follow the usual starting procedure for your vehicle. This may involve pressing a start/stop button or turning a keyless ignition knob while applying the brake pedal.

5. Operate the Vehicle: Once the engine has started, you should be able to operate the vehicle normally. However, keep in mind that the functionality of the emergency key may be limited compared to the primary key, so advanced features like keyless entry or remote start may not be available.

The above is how to use the emergency key to start your car. However, you need to note that the location of the key slot for inserting the emergency key may be different in different cars, so the above steps are for reference only.