Have you tried Google? It took me 10 seconds to find the answer to your question:


To activate a Hyundai Digital Key for an Ioniq, you can follow these steps:


Ensure you have your physical keys and your mobile device in the car

Turn on the vehicle and put the gear in "P"

Open the Hyundai Bluelink app

Click Add in the pop-up window for Digital Key Registration

The activation process will be sent to your wallet app

In the vehicle's infotainment system, select Setup > Vehicle > Digital Key > Smartphone Key

Place your smartphone face-up on the wireless charging pad

Once the save process is complete, a message will appear on the instrument

 

Sorry, I obviously wasn't clear enough in my post. I have found the instructions, what I wanted to know is whether anyone had actually been able to get them to work in the UK!

None of the ways the instructions suggest seem to work in my ioniq 5 - in particular, there is no "Digital Key" option under "setup -> Vehicle". Anyone in the UK have any better luck than me?

 

I don't think the digital key works in the UK/Europe. That was the result of my search, when I got my Ioniq6. The digital key option is available in North America.

 

Thanks - that's definitely consistent with my experience. Just a bit odd that it's on the UK website https://www.hyundai.com/uk/en/owners/owning-a-hyundai/bluelink-connectivity/digital-key.html. Maybe it's something "coming soon" and they've just not enabled it yet?

 

I have gen2 Kona Ultimate with digital key supplied

Personally, I have given up trying to get it to work

I asked my dealer , their response…” if you get it to work, let us know how to do it”…!!!
That was 6 months ago
Car has it’s 1st birthday service in a fortnight…I will enquire again and report back

 

That's a bit worrying, I'm about to order a new Kona and find the digital key on my wife's BMW is quite handy. The Hyundai compatibility list definitely includes UK for Apple, Google Pixel and Samsung though the country list is shorter for Samsung.

 

Got any pics? Thinking about an N Line S as my next car

 

 

Smart, looking at the Ioniq myself but it definitely looks nice

 

True that the Ioniq5 is a bigger car, but it has an the older infotainment system. The Kona can do OTA updates and will have better support going forward I think.

 

Here are a couple of pics from the N-Line S Ioniq 5 (with the old one in the background - waiting to go back to Leaseplan!).

FWIW - the new MY 25 Ioniq 5 does have the ccNC infotainment and (allegedly) full OTA updates.

I'll try and get some interior ones at some point (but we've managed to already get the included free of charge Hyundai N-Line mats dirty).

 

Thanks very much, looks so much better without those silly wheel arch trims, great wheels too