As we reported last month, Tesla applied for a new key fob with the FCC and we suspected that it would be for Model 3. Now the FCC has released pictures of the new key fob and it is indeed for Model 3 ...

Well, three means of entry just isn't enough for YouTube creator Zack Nelson. He is the host of the DIY channel Jerry Rig Everything. So it is in his nature to fiddle with technology to fit his ...

Tesla owners may be all about innovation but as it turns out, some Model 3 customers have been asking for the carmaker to roll out an available key fob for the sedan. Tesla has done just that. While ...

As we reported yesterday when Tesla updated its mobile app to support Model 3, the automaker’s new vehicle is using a phone-based unlocking system with a key card system as a backup. Now we obtained ...

Since the Tesla Model 3 key fob isn't free, should you bother spending the money on it? When people first heard that the Tesla Model 3 would use a key card instead of a traditional key and/or key fob, ...

Usually when you purchase a new car it comes with a key fob to allow easy access, and the higher-end cars include a passive entry option. If you buy a Tesla Model 3, passive entry is available using ...

Usually when you purchase a new car it comes with a key fob to allow easy access, and the higher-end cars include a passive entry option. If you buy a Tesla Model 3, passive entry is available using ...

Tesla's Model 3 Key Fob Doesn't Allow Passive Entry Tesla expects you to pay $150 to buy the key fob, but it decided not to include passive entry as an option, so you'll still need to dig the fob out ...

While much of the hype around the Tesla Model 3 centers around its all-electric powertrain, long driving range, and (relative) affordability, it’s possible that the biggest innovation in the Model 3 ...

Remember when a new car came with two keys? One to physically unlock the door and another to insert and turn the engine over? My, how far we've come. Today, we have smart keyless entry, can unlock and ...

A Tesla Model 3 owner from Texas has implanted the chip from the car's key in her arm. This enables the owner to enter and start her Tesla using her, um, built-in key. We wouldn't implant anything ...