Ford Fiesta key replacement

Ford Fiesta key types

• 2008–2012 · Remote: typically a remote/flip key with lock-unlock buttons plus a transponder chip. Guide spare-key band £145.
• 2008–2012 · Smart: typically a proximity smart key that unlocks as you approach and starts with a button. Guide spare-key band £160.
• 2013–2017 · Remote: typically a remote/flip key with lock-unlock buttons plus a transponder chip. Guide spare-key band £155.
• 2013–2017 · Smart: typically a proximity smart key that unlocks as you approach and starts with a button. Guide spare-key band £170.
• 2018–2021 · Remote: typically a remote/flip key with lock-unlock buttons plus a transponder chip. Guide spare-key band £175.
• 2018–2021 · Smart: typically a proximity smart key that unlocks as you approach and starts with a button. Guide spare-key band £190.

Spare key vs All Keys Lost

The band £145–£190 is a spare key guide: you still have at least one working Ford Fiesta key. All Keys Lost (every key gone) needs extra security steps and is quoted individually after we read your registration.

Typical on-site time for a spare key is 45–60 minutes. We confirm blanks, frequency and any online tokens before work starts.

Key families on this model: Remote, Smart.

What is specific to the Ford Fiesta

Fiestas from the Mk6/Mk7 era (roughly 2008 onwards) use Ford’s PATS immobiliser. A spare remote is usually a flip key; later Titanium and Vignale cars can have a Ford KeyFree proximity fob. PATS programming needs the working key present — that is why a spare is cheaper than All Keys Lost.

Typical Fiesta jobs we see: snapped flip-key blade (the plastic neck cracks), dead coin-cell so the remote stops locking, and All Keys Lost after a stolen handbag. Send a photo of the current key with the registration so we bring the right blank (HU101 vs older FO21).

If you have lost every key, we still recover the car, cut a new blade from the lock and recode PATS. Old keys are deleted from the vehicle’s memory.