Anyway to have 1 Key Press Unlock All Doors?

[Jaws]

As the title says, is there anyway to have 1 press of the door button or the keyfob button unlock all doors? Thanks

 

[BIGRED]

As far as I know this can only be achieved with a ''double'' press of the keyfob button or door button

 

[Thang]

I was able to change mine to unlock all doors with a single button press in the menu near the speedometer. It was under convenience then door I believe.

 

[Kazz]

I like having the option to only unlock the driver's door - for those late-at-night-in-unknown-neighborhood moments. Same reason I bitched at the Kia Concierge for the car turning off the backlight of the lock buttons on the driver's door as soon as you close the door.

 

[Ron Brown]

That second push is rough!

 

[Helo58]

I was able to change mine to unlock all doors with a single button press in the menu near the speedometer. It was under convenience then door I believe.

I made this change as well and can verify it. All doors with one push is an option in the menus located between the speedometer and tach. I wish the Stinger had a feature of my previous car where you hold down the unlock button for 3 seconds and all of the windows roll down. Now that would be great!!

 

[ScottE]

You can definitely change the setting for this - it's easily accessible in the settings menu and likely even documented in the manual..

 

[EBdiesel08]

It’s in the settings. I believe it’s under door. There’s a setting to press unlock 2, and I un-selected it and it works with one button press now. If you do have the 2x unlock, the way it works is that when you press unlock the first time, you have 4 seconds to press the unlock again.

 

[Joseph Spiegel]

I made this change as well and can verify it. All doors with one push is an option in the menus located between the speedometer and tach. I wish the Stinger had a feature of my previous car where you hold down the unlock button for 3 seconds and all of the windows roll down. Now that would be great!!

I’m guessing your last car was a Honda?

 

[Helo58]

I’m guessing your last car was a Honda?

You guessed it. My Hondas and my Lexus both did this. It was great because my dog rides with me frequently and being able to get all of the hot air out of the car before we get in was great. The AC got to temp much faster letting all of the heat out.

 

[Joseph Spiegel]

You guessed it. My Hondas and my Lexus both did this. It was great because my dog rides with me frequently and being able to get all of the hot air out of the car before we get in was great. The AC got to temp much faster letting all of the heat out.

I knew it was a Honda thing, just learned Lexus did it too. It opens the moon roof too. Didn’t do the reverse to close all, aspirational. My work around with the Stinger is open the hatch and the front door.

 

[Manchuz]

I dunno about the rear windows as they're not full auto, but I don't see why Kia can't integrate the front windows rolling down into their UVO app.

 

[Joseph Spiegel]

I dunno about the rear windows as they're not full auto, but I don't see why Kia can't integrate the front windows rolling down into their UVO app.

It’s not an auto thing. On my Honda you had to hold the door open button on the fob and wait for them all to open, roof was the slow poke in the group.

 

[Manchuz]

It’s not an auto thing. On my Honda you had to hold the door open button on the fob and wait for them all to open, roof was the slow poke in the group.

What I meant is the rear windows are not one touch open/close - you have to hold the button down, so not sure if that would work. Front windows and sunroof are.

 

[phxgt]

It’s not an auto thing. On my Honda you had to hold the door open button on the fob and wait for them all to open, roof was the slow poke in the group.

Only thing I miss from my Acura. I even tried it the other day on my GT2 on the off chance it would work.

 

[Marc Collins]

Only thing I miss from my Acura. I even tried it the other day on my GT2 on the off chance it would work.

Many cars have this feature.