NFC Key Card in a Car-Shaped Body
Carry a battery-free NFC key card in a black car-shaped ABS and PC housing. It works with the Model 3, including Highland, and Model Y key-card system and is added through the authorised key-pairing procedure. Present it to the vehicle reader as a card key; it has no remote-button or passive key-fob functions.
- Passive NFC
- No Battery
- Black Housing
- Card-Style Use
Key Features
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NFC Card-Style Use
Present the paired key at the vehicle key-card reader for card-style authentication.
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Battery-Free Operation
The passive NFC key-card function does not require a battery or charging.
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Car-Shaped Body
The key-card electronics are enclosed in a small car-shaped housing for carrying separately from a phone.
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ABS and PC Housing
The black housing is specified as ABS and PC with a painted, UV-coated finish.
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Authorised Key Pairing
The key is added through the vehicle-supported owner procedure and then appears in the vehicle key list.
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Card Function Only
This product uses key-card scanning and does not provide remote buttons or passive walk-up key-fob operation.
Highlights
Black Car-Shaped Housing
The illustrated black body encloses the NFC key-card electronics. ABS and PC, paint and UV coating are specified for the housing; no battery is needed for the card-key function.
Present at the Card Reader
Present the paired key at the door-pillar card reader under the vehicle prompts to lock or unlock. Use the correct in-car reader when authentication is requested inside the vehicle.
Owner Key Pairing
The card is paired through the owner-authorised key procedure at the console reader and is then listed in the vehicle key list.
Compatibility
| Model | Years / Version | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Model 3 | Compatible key-card reader; authorised pairing required. | |
| Model 3 Highland | Compatible key-card reader; use the actual console reader and prompts. | |
| Model Y | Compatible key-card reader; authorised pairing required. |
The credential pairs through the supported owner key procedure. Reader location and software prompts vary by console generation.
Specifications
| Product Type | Car-shaped NFC key card |
|---|---|
| Compatible Models | Model 3, including Highland, and Model Y — compatible key-card reader and successful authorised pairing required |
| Material | ABS and PC housing with painted and UV-coated finish |
| Color | Black |
| Quantity | 1 key-card set |
| Connectivity | Passive NFC; key-card reader authentication |
| Battery | No battery required for the NFC key-card function |
| Package Contents | Car-shaped NFC key-card set in Black |
What's in the Box
- 1×Car-shaped NFC key-card set in Black
Installation
- Park the vehicle and keep an existing working key available. In the touchscreen, open Controls > Locks > Keys > Add Key, following the actual vehicle prompts.
- Present the new NFC credential at the console reader specified for the vehicle. Older console instructions locate it behind the cup holders; current Highland and Juniper instructions locate it on the wireless-phone charger area.
- When prompted on the touchscreen route, scan an already paired card key or key fob to authorise addition. A supported owner app may provide its own Add Key Card procedure; follow that route if applicable.
- Once paired, the new credential appears in the vehicle key list and works as a card key for locking, unlocking and in-car authentication.
Good to Know
Caution
- Use this credential only with a vehicle you own or are authorised to access. It is paired through the vehicle key-management procedure.
- Pairing the new key requires an existing working key.
- The reader location varies by console generation. Not every Model 3 or Model Y reads the key behind the cup holders.
- This is an NFC key-card credential, with no remote-button or passive key-fob functions. Lock the vehicle explicitly under its card-key instructions and keep the key with you.
Care
- Keep the housing clean with a soft, dry cloth and avoid damaging or opening the enclosed electronics.
- Keep the key with you and manage its vehicle key-list entry if it is lost or no longer authorised for use.
FAQ
Does it work as a remote key fob?
No. It provides passive NFC card-key scanning. It has no remote-button or passive walk-up key-fob operation.
Does it need a battery or charging?
The NFC key-card function does not require a battery or charging.
How do I pair it?
The touchscreen route asks for an existing paired card key or key fob to authorise addition; a supported owner app can offer an Add Key Card route.
Where is the in-car reader?
The location depends on the console generation. Older Model 3 and Model Y instructions place it behind the cup holders; current Highland and Juniper instructions place it at the wireless-phone charger area. Follow the actual vehicle instructions and prompts.
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