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Samsung Wallet will now support digital keys for select Toyota vehicles

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Ro, 12 January 2026

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Samsung continues to expand its support for more digital car key access using its Samsung Wallet app. The latest addition to the support list is Toyota, but as is always the case, not all models made it to the list.

Samsung Wallet will now support digital keys for select Toyota vehicles

Starting January 2026, Samsung Wallet will accept digital keys for the Toyota RAV4 2026, but the support will soon expand to more models. Owners in the USA, Canada and Mexico will be the first to get access to Toyota digital keys on their compatible Samsung phones.

Since digital car keys require not just NFC, but also UWB (Ultra-Wideband) connectivity, only Samsung phones that support UWB can unlock your RAV4 using Samsung Wallet. The standardized communication protocol by the Car Connectivity Consortium (CCC) is also present for an extra layer of security.

A wider rollout is expected in Europe, aligned with Toyota's launch timeline for its vehicles.

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  • Anonymous
  • AfM
  • 14 Jan 2026

Just because you can do something, doesn't mean you should. I wonder what data Samsung collects for this "feature"? Why are they collecting it and who are they sharing it with? Maybe Gemini can help me decide if it's a good ...

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  • p51d007
  • jDt
  • 13 Jan 2026

I'll stick with a METAL key. The "convenience" of all of this "software" key nonsense just means hackers will be able to steal your vehicle easier.

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