KEY FREE
Keyfree actually replaces the traditional key setup with an app
that communicates with the car via Bluetooth. As you approach the car, it
senses the smart phone and unlocks. The conventional twist ignition is replaced
with a “push-to-start button” that requires installation.
The company claims the digital security backing this system is
military grade. Users can “share” digital keys with family or friends using the
app. The original owner can turn off those shared keys or set restrictions
remotely. Users can also track their car when being used by shared drivers—a
handy feature for monitoring a teen.
The Keyfree system costs $199, plus the cost of installation. It
may also require a bypass of the security system. Keyfree Technologies also
suggests that its system of sharing digital keys could make a convenient
platform for a car sharing or rental business.
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