Practical Keyless Entry with the Renault Clio

[@sptuning4372]

This is nothing new for Renault, they've been using this technology since 2010. So guess what, no matter what, thieves will find a way around any system. I enjoy life being made easy with the Renault card key. It's brilliant

[@wcyber]

2010? no .. 2003. maybe even earlier

[@pateril]

Can you unintentionally lock someone in the car? Will the car lock with the keys inside if you forget to take your key with you?

[@GeorgeLeadbetter]

Not got a clue

[@myshuker1978]

I have renault Clio model 2015 dci 75 Sport Tourer diesel , But I cant do that ,,,Why? and how can I make it like that ???

[@omartampa5476]

Its not full option

[@wcyber]

because this is not just keyless.. it is also handsfree function

[@djshade69]

So what if you choke the engine at a stop light? ( beginner mistake) You need to put the key card in again or just press the start button and foot on clutch?

[@anotherf-invideo2784]

It automatically restarts. Wow, right?

[@aaba1473]

Just press the button. The sensors know that you're inside the car.

[@oscardobson-brown9189]

In the suzuki swift i was learning in you just push the clutch in and press the button twice. (first time to kill the car, second time to turn it back on)

[@wcyber]

​@@oscardobson-brown9189in scenic 2, i just had to press start once.. in scenic 3 with start/stop engine starts automatically if clutch is pressed

[@xx294]

I love how car makes are so excited about standard stuff that's really not exiting. Kinda like when my dealer told me my car has powered mirrors and get this... bluetooth connectivity 😱 Like seriously, you're not going to get me excited unless the car has a star roof, heated steering wheel, air conditionned seats, massage seats or something that not every single car has.

[@tiadaid]

You do realize that this video was from 2013, when keyless entry was not as common for bread & butter cars right?

[@xx294]

@@tiadaid False. Keyless start exists since 1998. And it sucks.

[@anotherf-invideo2784]

Yeah a heated steering wheel... That's sth the world needs!

[@oscardobson-brown9189]

@@anotherf-invideo2784 sometimes it snows in france. Heated steering wheel is actually pretty nice, but not new

[@anotherf-invideo2784]

@@oscardobson-brown9189 well, you've convinced me. Sometimes it snows in France so cars should always have a heated steering wheel. Heck, it oughtta be a law!

[@loicpascal2732]

1:08

[@arthursilvamartins6330]

What?

[@princejust1779]

@@arthursilvamartins6330 the sound 🔊👌🏾🤩🤩

[@cherylchetty1034]

Is this with all clio makes?

[@wcyber]

its optional handsfree mode

[@Moondoox_]

Welcome to the First World, enjoy your stay.

[@sanatandharma4435]

So don't I need to put the key less card in the slot to start it?

[@Hannah591]

No, that's just a holder. You can keep the keypad in your bag or pocket. The car will still start. Just make sure to turn the engine off before you leave as people have forgotten to turn the engine off!

[@Flowermouth]

This is going to make it so so much easier to steal cars, it wouldn't be impossible to build some kind of device that mimics the signals those "cards" are giving off.

[@omar090560]

I imagine it will be like most modern card keys that change their codes each time you use a different one .

[@refikdestanoski4065]

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[@refikdestanoski4065]

+Omar Cruz essß

[@refikdestanoski4065]

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[@XiLeFFeLiX]

flowermouth had my clio for 3 years now its a company car, this feature is very useful i feel like im in the stoneage when using a car without this feature and i can confirm i haven't had my car stolen

[@no-damn-alias]

Why didn't that system die yet? Such a stupid system. When it bends slightly in your pocket, the key is broken. When it's stuck in shaft, your screwed. With a new key release mechanism and a worn key shaft it now just spews the card out somewhere into the car when you don't catch it. What's wrong with an actual key that just works and doesn't break your bank

[@tiadaid]

What the hell did you do to bend the bloody key in your pocket?

[@xx294]

Whats wrong? It doesnt break, how does Renault make money then? 😠

[@no-damn-alias]

@@tiadaid sitting down is enough. No matter which pocket.

[@wcyber]

i am using renault card for 10 years .. it was being dropped from 4th floor and several times from my hands .. it works ... but of course i dont put it in the back pocket .. do you sit on your smart phone in the back pocket?

[@no-damn-alias]

@@wcyber I sit on my wallet in my back pocket and the card is like a credit card so back pocket. Btw I switched to a Dacia which is half price and doesn't have stupid, useless and expensive technology on bord and I'm very happy now

[@stevenmoran4060]

Foot operated tailgate on my car bears that, touch nothing and load up. Peugeot 3008

[@aaba1473]

I love that stuff. Some manufacturers are still using primitive keys to open the door and start the engine. WTF.. It is yr 2020..

[@trippleduckwillgetyou2123]

what if another person has the key aswell and they steal the car??

[@trippleduckwillgetyou2123]

***** Like since you have the key... then another person has the same key.. can they steal the car?

[@sbomorse]

+TrippleDuck WillGetYou If someone has your spare keyless entry fob then of course they can steal the car. Same as any other normal remote locking or manual locking system.

[@sptuning4372]

Exactly, no matter what technology you using, if someone has your spare key they can steal you car.

[@qwerty93k]

this is some kind of alien tech?

[@cheitan6664]

1:08 1:07

[@TheMarioBikers95GamersCove]

You can easily kidnap someone who has one of these cars then

[@ScottPC]

So you walk upto your car with bags full of stuff no hands free... But you have to touch the car anyway to unlock it? So you might as well use the key if you have to put bags down to touch your car to unlock it.... IT MAKES THIS SYSTEM POINTLESS....

[@NerdGamerGeek]

-sneaks into car while they are near car and presses 1 button to start and drive off-

[@Gojookitty]

You need to key fob still so wouldn’t get far bud

[@aaba1473]

To start the engine, you have to be inside the car. Being near only allows you to open the doors.

[@rob3018]

Also, please make sure you park in a safe, well lit place. Especially when waking off around dark corners at night, like the young lady in this video... Not a very good example! 😱

[@Clvaner]

This car is a piece of shit, my biggest regret in life is getting stuck in finance with this thing. Never again in my life will I get a clio

[@Oasismegafan2004]

They have copied of citroen

[@sbomorse]

Renault had keyless entry before Citroën

[@rob3018]

No they have not copied Citroën! Keyless Entry was introduced first by *Mercedes-Benz,* in the S-Class car series.

[@wcyber]

megane 2/ scenic 2 had this in 2003 ... laguna 2 maybe earlier

[@hannahtchibinda9213]

what if ur walking past the car with the car-key in ur pocket and you are near the car a criminal can just open the car and walk away. Fuckin Pointless. 😒

[@haringeysixthformcollege4665]

8 to 8io9

[@lavinzoom]

nah not impreesive

[@Nezumi66]

More electronics to go wrong... wonderful, not. Bring back simple mechanical cars you can fix at home and dont 'detect trouble' and shut down in the fast lane of the motorway. Sorry renault NOT impressed!!!