Digital keys, phone apps, and smart tech are changing how we access our cars. But as convenience rises, are we giving up ...

It's wild to think that not too long ago, we were all turning physical keys in car doors and ignitions. But today, many new cars don't come with keys at all anymore. That's because smart key ...

Rivian today announced second-generation versions of the R1S SUV and R1T pickup, and the reengineered models include support for the Car Keys feature that's available on iPhones and Apple Watches. Car ...

NFC versus ultra wideband. Tap-to-start versus passive signals. If we’re going to use our phones to operate our cars, we need to get a lot of this straightened out — and soon. NFC versus ultra ...

If you've been wondering whether that replacement car key came from the OEM or a third-party company, finding out is fairly ...

Digital car keys are still a concept suffering from lackluster adoption, mainly because the technology is expensive and phone makers only offer it on high-end mobile devices with a premium price tag.

A "key" feature of today's car keys is not having to physically touch them to enter or start the car, thanks to developments like RFID proximity technology (which is short for radio frequency ...

Initially announced in July 2020, Apple's Car Key feature is one of the most exciting functions of the iPhone's Wallet as it shows how close we are to having our smartphone as our only device.