Hyundai Smart Phone Based Digital Key Technology

Hyundai has launched the digital key operated through smart phone and this technology will allow the drivers to unlock and move their Vehicle. Hyundai Smart Phone Based Digital Key Technology.

New smart phone based digital key technology is provided to the users to open their vehicles without any problem. The users have received number of complaints as the drivers forget their keys and leave them in the vehicles and they faced theft incidents. Hyundai has found the solution and they decided to finish the conventional Car key.

Now Near Field Communication will be used with the smart phone to detect if approved phone is close to door of the vehicle. NFC technology works best if the vehicle is in 4 centimeter range. When it allows authorized entry into vehicle, Hyundai user start engine in hassle free way and you can place your smart phone on wireless charging pad and to start the vehicle, you can press engine start-stop button. The users will have to download digital key as the app in their smart phone. The vehicles would allow you to 4 authorized devised for unlocking.


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Hyundai is the leading company, which is offering this particular feature. Tesla is another leading auto manufacturing company, which makes use of the smart phone through Bluetooth in model 3. The Bluetooth technology use helps to unlock and prepare vehicle to start the vehicle but the drivers needs to come in the range of 30 feet of vehicle. Hyundai will develop standardized specifications for digital car key systems with auto giants like BMW and Volkswagen. This technology has additional features to provide the facility like automatically turning of personal settings with specific driver. The authorized driver can customize settings like mirror adjustment, seat positioning and audio controls. The technology of Hyundai will take care of them for the next time, when you enter into the car.
The Hyundai Company has introduced smart phone based digital key technology supported vehicles in Pakistan.