How to Open the Door of the Envision with a Mechanical Key?

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LaLyla
07/30/25 3:08am
To open the door of the Envision with a mechanical key, follow these steps: 1. Insert the mechanical key directly into the keyhole on the door to unlock or lock the door. 2. Locate the keyhole near the steering wheel, insert the mechanical key, and start the vehicle in the traditional way. 3. When the remote key battery is dead, place the remote key against the one-touch start button. Additional information about the Envision: The Envision is equipped with a 2.0T engine, paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission. It features OnStar All-Time Online Assistant, ACC adaptive cruise control, LKA lane keeping system, SBZA side blind zone alert, APA automatic parking system, intelligent headlight system, FDI front distance indicator, FCA forward collision alert, CMB collision mitigation system, and RCTA rear cross-traffic alert.
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