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Hyundai Key Fob Replacement

Hyundai has grown from budget pick to one of the most cross-shopped brands on the lot, and its keys range from simple remotes to proximity smart fobs. We carry OEM-quality Hyundai key fobs, smart keys, and remotes for the Elantra, Sonata, Tucson, Santa Fe, Palisade, and more, for a fraction of the $210 to $440 a dealer charges. Every key ships fast from the US with a 30-day return. Match the FCC ID on your current key, or use the year-make-model search up top.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Hyundai and Kia keys the same?

They come from the same parent company and the systems are similar, but the fob, FCC ID, and chip still differ by model and year. A Kia key won't reliably fit a Hyundai, so always match the numbers on your own key.

Does my Tucson or Santa Fe use a smart key?

Higher trims and newer model years do, with push-button start. Base and older models often use a flip key instead. The FCC ID on your current key, listed on every product, confirms which one you need.

How much is a Hyundai key at the dealer?

Usually $210 to $440 programmed, with proximity smart keys at the higher end. Ours come in well under that.

What battery does a Hyundai fob take?

Most use a CR2032 coin cell, an easy swap if your range has dropped off. Try a fresh battery before assuming the fob is done.

Do you carry keys for older Hyundais like the earlier Sonata and Santa Fe?

We do, alongside the current cars. Older Hyundais lean on transponder and flip keys rather than smart fobs, so match your year and FCC ID.