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Leapmotor listens! Chinese EV brand ditches world’s most annoying key!
Executive Summary
Summary: Chinese EV brand Leapmotor has responded to widespread complaints about its key-card system by introducing a physical key option. The key card will remain as a backup, alongside a phone app, giving owners three access methods. Existing models will receive the upgrade during model-year changes.
Brands mentioned: Leapmotor, Tesla
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Leapmotor listens! Chinese EV brand ditches world’s most annoying key!
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