Lock and unlock the car

Tap the NFC card against the key induction area on the center pillar to lock or unlock all the doors. When the car is locked, the NFC card can be held for two seconds over the key induction area to automatically close all open windows. When the car is unlocked, the NFC card can be swiped, for four seconds, along the key induction area to open all closed windows. Place the NFC card on the wireless charging pad to allow the car to be started. Remove it from there once the car is started.

Read more about setting up and acquiring NFC cards in the Zeekr app section.

The key fob has different buttons, each of which have different functions depending on how they are pressed.

1Depending on which exterior feedback is selected for locking/unlocking the car.

The key fob can also lock/unlock and start the car in the same way as the NFC card. Tap the key fob against the key induction area on the center pillar to lock or unlock the doors. Place the key fob on the wireless charging pad to allow the car to be started. Remove it from there once the car is started.

Keyless functions

The key fob has several automatic "keyless" functions besides the buttons on the key fob:

To lock and unlock the doors remotely through the Zeekr app:

Certain phones support ultra wideband digital keys. To lock and unlock the doors remotely with an ultra wideband digital key, use the digital key through your wallet app.

Thanks to increased distance measuring precision, ultra wideband digital keys support approach unlock/walk-away lock. Other digital keys do not support this function.

Note: Ultra wideband digital keys are currently restricted to iPhone models with ultra wideband capabilities. Confirm with your device manufacturer if your phone supports ultra wideband.

To start the car with a digital key, put the phone on the wireless charging pad.

Note: Starting the car with a digital key only works if a Bluetooth connection is established between the phone and the car. For more information, see Digital key.

The doors and windows can be controlled with the buttons on the driver door console.

To lock/unlock the doors through the center display, press /in the upper left of the center display.

When the unlock on approach function is not enabled or is malfunctioning, the car can be unlocked if the user touches the door unlock switch on the front door handle if they have the key fob or digital key with them.

The child locks prevent passengers from opening either or both rear doors. When the child lock is enabled, the rear doors can only be opened through the center display or the outer door handles.

If a passenger in the rear seat tries to open the door while the child lock is enabled, a pop-up appears on the center display indicating which door a passenger tried to open. In the pop-up, the driver can choose one of the following actions:

To activate the child locks for either or both rear doors:

Child lock activation is indicated by these symbols for the left side and right side

Reduced guard mode is used to disable the internal motion sensor, the movement and tilt detectors, and double lock. It is usually used for two reasons:

If reduced guard mode is not activated during these situations, the alarm will be triggered. SeeLife presence detection. Pay attention to your surroundings, and never leave anyone in the car in situations where it might quickly become hot inside the car. Activate reduced guard mode before locking the car, by navigating to >Safety & Service in the center display. Reduced guard mode will automatically be disabled after the car is unlocked and must be enabled again each time it is needed.

If a person or animal is going to be left in the car while the car is locked, activate reduced guard mode and deactivate life presence detection.

When two-step unlocking is activated, pressing the unlock button once on the key fob or digital key unlocks the driver door. If two-step unlocking is deactivated, pressing the unlock button once unlocks all doors.

To activate two-step unlocking:

Life presence detection is a safety function that protects people or animals in the car from dangerous situations that can occur when alone in a locked car, such as high temperatures. If there is a fault with the function, this symbol is shown on the driver display.

If a person or animal is detected in the rear seat of the car after the car has been locked, the alarm system triggers, flashing the hazard warning lights, and sending notifications to the user's phone. If a person or animal is still detected after five seconds have passed, the alarm is escalated and remains active until disarmed. If the temperature in the car is over 35°C, the air conditioner is enabled with the temperature set to 22°C.

Life presence detection is activated by default. Whenever it is deactivated, it is reactivated if the car enters driving mode.

If a person or animal is going to be left in the car while the car is locked, activate parking comfort mode before leaving the car. For more information, see Parking comfort.

Life presence detection automatically enters detection mode if all the following conditions are met:

To disarm an active life presence detection alarm:

Note: During an active life presence detection alarm, the air conditioner cannot be disabled through the Zeekr app.

To activate/deactivate life presence detection:

The following modes deactivate life presence detection when they are activated:

If life presence detection is activated when activating one of these modes, a notification pop-up appears on the center display.

Note: Deactivating these modes does not reactivate life presence detection. Life presence detection must be manually reactivated. Life presence detection is also reactivated if the car enters driving mode.

When Unlock with Parking (P) gear is enabled and the car is locked, the car can be unlocked by entering P.

To activate Unlock with parking (P) gear: