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The Story of the Renault Card Key

The inventions that have revolutionized the way we drive, none has made such an impact on the everyday lives of drivers like the hands-free card. Pascaline, Renault Card Key Head Cross-Cutting Products for Renault Group Products, walks us through the background and development of this tiny device.

The history behind the card

A crucial part of the car-owner's daily life the hands-free card from renault clio key fob has been a huge hit worldwide. It was first developed in the year 2000 and is now among the most innovative innovations within the company. Pascaline who is the Head of Cross-Cutting Products in the Products division takes you on an adventure of discovery to find out the background of this handy tool.

In 2001 the Laguna II, renault card key an executive saloon which embodies 'lifestyle-driven driving", entered production. It was a time of significant innovation, and an array of new technology features that helped customers enjoy the full benefits of their vehicle.

However, the passengers of these cars had to make use of keys to open and close their doors. Renault engineers realized that this was a huge issue for many people.

The result was that they decided to include a contactless keycard in their vehicles and develop a system that would enable drivers to unlock and start their vehicles by merely waving a hand. The result is the card key, that is now found on the majority of Renault vehicles. If it's located in the ignition barrel, or the centre console the car will be unlocked when the card approaches, and lock automatically when it is moved away. This authentic Renault remote control keycard (without the blade). It is supplied individually clam packed and ready to be programmed using Abrites diagnostics for Renault/ Dacia software with the ProTAG programmer.

The design

Having a renault clio replacement key key card, or even a car remote key can be a great convenience in our lives. Unfortunately, these items are susceptible to malfunction due to wear and tear or being dropped. If this happens, it can be very frustrating. Thankfully, there are several ways to replace your Renault key card. One option is to call your dealership. However, this could take a long time and it could also be expensive. Another option is to visit an expert locksmith.

SR Key Solutions has the required equipment to program and make renault card key keys and cards and keys. We can offer an alternative to your current key at a significantly lower cost than the dealer would charge. Furthermore, we can complete it faster than a dealership would.

This product is compatible for the renault clio car key Laguna II (keyless entry), Espace 4 (keyless entry) and Vel Satis (keyless entrance system). It protects your card and gives it a nice look. It comes in two colors and can be personalised with your VIN, logo, or other details. It can be attached to a standard keychain, or in the key case. This is an authentic Renault part that can only be used on the vehicle for the reason for which it was purchased. Please provide your VIN at the time of ordering to ensure the correct key is sent.

The technology

Renault key cards are equipped with transponder chips within and feature a low-frequency communication feature that enables the card to communicate with your car. These chips can crack from normal use, and it is extremely expensive to replace or repair them at a dealer. We can repair or replace your Renault key card at just a fraction of the retail cost.

The hands-free card was initially launched in 2001 on the Laguna II saloon, which was designed to embody the "lifestyle" vehicle of the 21st century. renault clio car key was unable to test every possible application despite an extensive design brief that was based on over 6,000 interviews with customers.

Fortunately, the lead of the product on Laguna II, Bernard Dumondel was in a hotel at the time and used his room key to open his car. He believed that the car key could be made with the same magnetic strip used for the key.

In the years to follow the card was described as an invention that revolutionized the world and is now on two out of three Renault vehicles. Renault has decided to make use of the latest features of smartphones to enhance the hands-free cards, even the fact that it appears they are about to replace it.

The keyless entry system

Renault's hands-free card was an innovation in technology when it was first introduced 20 years ago. The exterior design is the same however the technology has been improved to make it more user-friendly and less vulnerable to hacking.

First of all, it cannot be used to open the doors or start the engine from outside the vehicle, unless it is activated by the driver. This is because radio antennae "around the car" are set up to determine whether the key is inside or outside. The key will continue to turn the ignition from a distance, but will not open the doors. This is for your security.

The second aspect is that the wireless remote control transmissions of the system make use of a rolling code. This minimizes the possibility of someone intercepting the control message and transmitting it to gain access, but it does not completely eliminate the possibility. [1]

If your Megane's key fob suddenly stops working - specifically after you have dropped it on the floor, it could be a sign that the receiver module has developed an issue. If this is the case, you will need to replace your key fob using an original Renault replacement. To find out more you can click on the 'Key Programming Information tab above. Customers who are involved in the locksmith or motor trades can apply for a trade account and receive a discount on prices.