How far away does the smart key stop working?

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DiRylee
07/30/25 2:48am
Generally speaking, the effective range of an automatic smart key is approximately 50 meters, but this may vary depending on the vehicle model. Each new car comes with an anti-theft key code: When a new car leaves the factory, it is usually equipped with 2 to 3 keys. At the same time, each new car has an anti-theft key code configured with the vehicle. If only one key is provided, the 4S store can query the anti-theft key code from the database based on the vehicle license and the owner's ID provided by the owner. After obtaining this code, the 4S store will require the owner to provide the key tooth shape number to configure a new metal key. If a car key is lost, you can call 110 or 114: If a car key is lost, you can also call 110 or 114 for assistance. If you seek help from 110 or 114, they will transfer your call to the corresponding coordination center, which will notify a nearby or on-duty locksmith service company. A professional will then contact the owner immediately to help resolve the issue.
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