Video Summary
The video review of the Škoda Enyaq's car key highlights the following:- The key's functions aren't fully documented in the manual.
- Prior software versions (ME2) stored driver settings like seat and mirror positions on the key, useful for multiple users without profiles.
- Software version 3 removed the key-profile pairing function, hence the "Hello Driver" message upon entry instead of a personalized greeting.
- Now profiles need to be selected on the main display, and the key ID isn't paired with a profile.
- To remove and replace an empty battery, instructions can be found in the car's manual or by removing the spare key.
- The key's idicator light will turn off when the battery is completely empty.
- A plastic cover on the door can be removed with the spare key to reveal a place to put the key if the key isn't recognized.
- To manually unlock the car remove the platic cover and use the spare key in the lock underneath.
- A long button press can open the sunroof and windows, but the windows will open completely unless the button is released.
- To release the charging cable of the car, press the opening button two times quite fast.
