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Key Covers for Toyota

Covers for Toyota's Geometric flip keys, the Shield, Stealth Shield, Wedge and Contoured smart keys, and the slim Toyota card key.

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Toyota Key Covers

Toyota's Prius manual calls the smart key the "electronic key": it unlocks the doors once you're within about 0.7 m of a door handle, and only needs to be inside the car for the start button to work. Twelve covers here fit its various outlines, four fit the Geometric flip key with its swing-out blade, and one fits the card key. Every cover is made from Alcantara and sewn by hand.

Toyota key outlines and the cover for each

Key How to spot it Buttons
Geometric flip key: 2-Button · 3-Button · Panic · 4-Button Blade swings out; silver boomerang-shaped trim Lock, unlock · lock, unlock, boot · lock, panic, unlock · lock, unlock, boot, panic
Shield: 2-Button · 3-Button Broad shoulders tapering to a shield-shaped base; 2-button in textured matte black, 3-button with a champagne-silver frame Lock, unlock · lock and unlock above a round boot button
Stealth Shield Tapered, with a red panic button (key type A or B) A: four · B: three
Wedge: 2-Button · 3-Button Angular black smart key with chrome sides and the Toyota badge below the buttons Lock, unlock · lock, unlock, boot
Contoured Smart Key Glossy black (key type A or B) A: three · B: two
Smart Key: 3-Button · 4-Button The 4-button key has the Toyota badge below its buttons Three, or four (with panic)
Modern Block Remote Rounded key with a silver face, two oval buttons and a small black tab at the bottom left Lock, unlock
Classic Block Remote: 2-Button · 3-Button Plain rectangle in textured matte black; lock and unlock on a raised square pad, emergency-key tab at the bottom-left corner; the 3-button adds a red panic button below the pad Lock, unlock · lock, unlock, panic
Classic 2 Button Block Remote Textured black with a rounded outline; lock and unlock stacked near the top, chrome emergency-key tip at the bottom-right corner Lock, unlock
NFC Card Key Flat, credit-card-sized None

Telling Toyota's smart keys apart

A blade that swings out means a Geometric flip key. On a smart key, one detail usually points to a single cover: a red panic button, a silver frame, glossy black plastic or the badge below the buttons. A plain black rectangle with lock and unlock on a raised square pad and a black tab at the bottom-left corner is a Classic Block Remote: the 3-button one if a red panic button sits below the pad, otherwise the 2-button one. A textured black key with a chrome key tip at the bottom-right corner is the Classic 2 Button Block Remote. A black 2-button key with chrome sides and the badge below its buttons is the Wedge 2-Button, and a rounded key with a silver face is the Modern Block Remote. Our product pages list the RAV4 under thirteen of the seventeen covers, so the model name won't settle it.

If the electronic key's battery runs down

  • Starting: the Prius manual says to touch the Toyota emblem side of the key to the power switch, then press it with your foot on the brake.
  • Getting in: Toyota UK says most of its smart keys hold a mechanical key, released by a small button or switch, for a lock cylinder usually hidden behind a small panel on the driver's door handle.
  • Making it last: Toyota UK puts key battery life at one to two years; the Prius key takes a CR2032. A battery-saving mode (the key's indicator flashes four times) switches the smart key system off until any button is pressed.

Where fitted, Smart Digital Key lets a phone with the MyToyota app lock, unlock and start the car, though Toyota still advises carrying the smart key or key card as a backup.

Still unsure? Send a photo of the key's front on WhatsApp (+370 63170051) or to info@vietiki.com, and we'll tell you which cover fits.

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