
There are numeric buttons on the driver's door. Enter the password to unlock. If you want to change the password, you must first clear the previous password, then set a new password according to the user manual. After entering the password, generally press the # key to confirm.

The Corsair's door keypad is incredibly practical, and I use it daily instead of the key. The specific steps are: first, locate the numeric keypad area on the driver's side B-pillar, touch it with your hand, and it will automatically light up with a blue glow. Then, enter the pre-set 5-digit password. After entering the password, wait two seconds, and when you hear a click, it means the lock has been opened. If you need to lend the car to someone temporarily, you don’t have to hand over the key—just set a temporary password. However, note that if you enter the wrong password more than three times in a row, the system will automatically lock and you’ll have to wait five minutes before trying again. This feature is especially handy when your hands are full or when you’ve left the key in your bag. It’s also great on rainy days when you don’t want to rummage through your bag for the key.

As a mom who frequently takes kids out, the keypad lock has been a great help. To set the password, you need to operate on the central control screen: enter the vehicle settings menu, select the keypad lock function, and after entering the initial administrator password, you can add a new password. It's advisable not to use easily guessable number combinations like birthdays; it's best to include 3 different numbers. When locking the car, simply press the lock button in the upper left corner of the keypad, and it will automatically lock after 5 seconds of inactivity. Once, when I came back from grocery shopping with a sleeping child in my arms and couldn't free my hands, the keypad lock was the only way I could open the car door. Remember, the password is valid for 72 hours, and for safety, it needs to be reset after expiration.

During my last test drive, I specifically tried out the keypad entry feature. After spotting the illuminated numeric pad on the door's B-pillar, you need to fully input all 5 digits of the code. Note that your finger should completely cover the key when pressing - the tactile vibration feedback confirms successful recognition. Temporary codes can be generated via the central touchscreen and set to be valid for specific time periods. The system supports storing 3 permanent codes plus 2 temporary ones, making it far more convenient than traditional keys. The test drive specialist reminded me to wipe dry the keypad area after car washes, as water accumulation might cause button malfunctions.

I use the keypad lock through the mobile app integration. After downloading the Way app and pairing it with my vehicle, I can generate temporary access codes directly from the app. When someone else needs to use the car, I set a time limit and create a passcode in the app to send to them. The unlocking process remains the same—entering a five-digit code on the door keypad—but the time-sensitive temporary passcode provides extra peace of mind. The app also allows me to review the last 20 unlock records, preventing unauthorized access. Once during a business trip, I remotely granted my family access to the car, eliminating the hassle of mailing keys. Even if the keypad lock runs out of battery, the mechanical key serves as a reliable backup.

When I first picked up the car, the salesperson taught me how to use the keypad lock: Step one is to open the door and sit in the driver's seat, then find the 'Settings' menu on the center console and enter the 'Password Management' option. For first-time use, you must set an administrator password as the master password. When entering the password, the keypad will light up red to confirm input—make sure to press the exact positions accurately. I prefer setting alphanumeric password combinations like C35H8 for better . A confirmation sound plays upon successful unlocking, and the doors automatically relock 30 seconds after closing. It's perfect for someone like me who often leaves keys in the office—now I just enter the code at the parking lot to grab things without running back for keys.


