What are the causes of a non-responsive push-button start?

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Nadia
07/30/25 8:37am
Reasons for a non-responsive push-button start: 1. The vehicle key battery is dead or nearly depleted; 2. Radio wave interference affecting the car key prevents the push-button start from responding; 3. The push-button start function cannot operate when the steering wheel is locked; 4. Vehicle malfunctions such as a dead battery, insufficient voltage, or short-circuited electronic components cause the push-button start to be unresponsive. The push-button start is part of a smart car's system, serving as a simplified starting mechanism that can also be used to turn off the engine. Its main advantage is allowing drivers to start the vehicle effortlessly using an induction chip, eliminating the hassle of searching for keys.
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