Using the Key Fob
Your vehicle includes two alternate keyless entry systems: a key fob and a valet card.
Key fob range
The key fob communicates with receivers in the vehicle via Bluetooth® Low Energy (LE) and low-frequency radio communication. While it is not necessary to point your key fob at the car, it must be within operating range to work.
You can operate the key fob manually once it is detected or is closer to the vehicle.
While carrying a key fob, all doors will automatically unlock and present their handles when approaching your vehicle.
When leaving your vehicle while carrying a key fob, all doors will automatically lock, and any presented door handles will retract.
Key fob operation
As you approach the vehicle, the key fob should be within range.
Once within range, the key fob operates as follows:
- Press once to lock all doors, trunk, and front trunk.
- Press twice to unlock all doors, trunk, and front trunk.
- Press and hold the button to open or close the front trunk.
- Press the button four times for the panic alarm to trigger. To cancel the panic alarm, press the button four times again or twice to unlock it.
Key fob troubleshooting
If the key fob does not respond when pressed:
- Try operating the key fob as closely to your vehicle as possible. Other radio equipment operating on a similar frequency may interfere with the signals from your key fob.
- The key fob battery may need replacing. See Replacing the Key Fob Battery. If the key fob battery is depleted, you can still unlock the vehicle by holding it near the driver's side center pillar (similar to the valet card).
If you cannot unlock your vehicle with the key fob, use the mobile app or Valet Card. See Using the Valet Card. Contact Lucid Customer Care if the problem persists.