
Vision comes with 2 remote keys, one with a remote control and one without. Opening windows from outside the car: If the owner is in a hurry and has left something in the car, opening the car door directly might seem troublesome. In fact, holding down the lock button can also open the windows. This is the same button used for closing the windows as mentioned earlier, but pressing it under different car states produces different effects, which is not contradictory. Selective door opening: Some people might think that pressing the car key once will open all doors. Actually, it doesn't. When only the driver is getting in, you can choose to open only the driver's door, which might be safer. To open other doors, different button operations may be required.

When I used to drive a Vision, it came with two keys: the primary key was a smart key with remote control functions, allowing one-touch locking, unlocking, and even opening the trunk—super convenient. The other was a spare key, usually mechanical without remote control, as a backup in case the main key was lost or ran out of battery. New cars are typically set up this way, ensuring both peace of mind and security. The remote key is very easy to use, and the battery usually lasts about one to two years before needing replacement—it can be quite inconvenient when the battery dies. If you only receive one key or the second key is missing when buying a used car, you’ll need to visit a Geely 4S dealership to get a new one programmed, which can be costly. Always store your keys properly to avoid losing them, as it’s not only troublesome but also increases the risk of theft. Car keys are an essential part of driving, so don’t overlook battery checks during routine maintenance.

The Vision comes standard with two keys: one is a smart remote key, responsible for door locks and security functions; the other is a basic spare. As a car enthusiast, I've seen many configurations, and the remote key makes operations more convenient with button-controlled locking and unlocking. Lost your key or experiencing malfunctions? First, check if the battery is dead—replacement is simple. If that doesn't work, visit a professional shop to inspect the circuitry or program a new key. The spare key can be a lifesaver, especially during trips. Getting an additional key requires diagnostic tools—avoid cheap, non-OEM parts. It's recommended that owners check their keys every six months to avoid accidental lockouts. Overall, the dual-key design enhances convenience and reliability.

When purchasing a Vision, you typically receive two keys: one is a remote smart key with full functionality, and the other is a simple spare key. The remote key is very convenient for daily use, with quick and precise button operation for unlocking. Make sure to keep it safe and not lose it, as getting a replacement key can be costly and time-consuming, requiring a visit to an authorized dealer. Pay attention to replacing the key battery, ensuring the correct model is used to avoid mistakes. Younger car owners appreciate the stylish design of the remote key, adding to its appeal. Also, remember to consider backup security measures.

The Vision typically comes with two keys: the primary key is a remote type, supporting remote control; the spare key is usually a non-remote mechanical key. From a practical perspective, the number of keys ensures convenience: new cars come with a set. If the remote fails, it's commonly due to low battery or contact issues—try replacing the battery yourself. To get a new key, visit an authorized Geely dealership; it may be costly but ensures security. Keep the spare key for emergencies and avoid leaving it in the car. Regularly check the key's condition to prevent malfunctions. Simple maintenance, such as cleaning the buttons, can prevent sticking. The key point is to retain the original keys to minimize risks.

From a safety perspective, the Vision comes with two keys: one is a remote smart key, and the other is a basic backup. The remote key enhances anti-theft protection but requires battery maintenance to prevent power failure. Lost the primary key? Immediately visit a 4S store to program a new one, avoiding safety hazards as key duplication involves the vehicle's security system. Keep the spare key in a secure place at home, not just anywhere. The remote function saves time and effort in daily use, but regular checks are needed to prevent malfunctions. Having two keys while driving provides double insurance, ensuring availability in emergencies. Reminder to owners: obtaining keys through unofficial channels poses significant risks; insist on using original manufacturer services to maintain system stability.


