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Hyundai Accent Key Replacement

Lost or need a spare key for your Hyundai Accent? Our mobile locksmith cuts and programs it at your location in Las Vegas — no dealer tow, no after-hours surcharge, firm price before any work starts.

Quick answer

Replacing the key for a Hyundai Accent costs about $250 all-in with Rhinox — cut and programmed at your vehicle, usually in 20–30 minutes. No dealer tow and no after-hours surcharge. Las Vegas 24/7 — call (702) 356-0352.

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The Hyundai Accent was sold from 1995 through 2021 and spans an unusually wide range of key types — from basic plastic head keys on older trims to smart keys and remote flip keys on later models. With 11 distinct key variants on the shelf and FCC IDs including TQ8RKE-4F14 and PLNHM-T002, a Las Vegas mobile locksmith can cut and program the exact unit your Accent needs without a dealer visit. If you're stranded anywhere in the Las Vegas Valley, a certified tech comes to you.

Keys that fit your Hyundai Accent

Match your key to the photos — the FCC number is printed on the back. We program the exact one on-site.

Hyundai Accent Remote Flip KeyRemote Flip Key4-button · 2018–2021FCC: NYOSYEC4TX1707
Hyundai Accent Smart KeySmart Key4-button · 2018–2021FCC: NYOSYEC4FOB1608
Hyundai Accent Keyless Entry RemoteKeyless Entry Remote3-button · 2014–2017FCC: TQ8RKE-4F14
Hyundai Accent Keyless Entry RemoteKeyless Entry Remote3-button · 2012–2014FCC: TQ8RKE-3F01
Hyundai Accent Keyless Entry RemoteKeyless Entry Remote3-button · 2009–2011FCC: PPINHA-T038
Hyundai Accent Keyless Entry RemoteKeyless Entry Remote3-button · 2009–2011
Hyundai Accent Keyless Entry RemoteKeyless Entry Remote3-button · 2006–2008FCC: PLNHM-T002
Hyundai Accent Head KeysHead Keysno buttons · 1995–2005
Hyundai Accent Keyless Entry RemoteKeyless Entry Remote3-button · 2000–2005FCC: PINHACOEF311T
Hyundai Accent Plastic Head KeyPlastic Head Keyno buttons · 2006–2019
Hyundai Accent Transponder KeyTransponder Keyno buttons · 1999–2011

Key replacement by year

Which Key Type Does Your Hyundai Accent Use?

Your Accent's key type depends heavily on model year. Mid-1990s through early-2000s vehicles typically use a basic head key or plastic head key with no transponder chip requirement, while later years moved to transponder keys, keyless entry remotes, remote flip keys, and eventually smart keys. Frequencies across the lineup run at 311 MHz, 315 MHz, and 434 MHz depending on the specific fob, so matching the correct FCC ID — such as NYOSYEC4FOB1608, TQ8RKE-3F01, or PPINHA-T038 — is critical for proper programming. We stock all 11 Accent key variants, so there's no guessing or waiting on special orders. Learn more about the full programming process on our car key replacement page.

What Happens If You've Lost Every Hyundai Accent Key?

Losing all keys to a transponder-equipped or smart-key Accent is more serious than losing one — the vehicle cannot be started until a new key is both cut to the blade code and programmed to the immobilizer. A mobile locksmith can decode your lock on-site using the VIN and door lock, cut a new key, and complete the programming without towing the car anywhere. For smart-key Accents, all-keys-lost programming requires specialized equipment that our Las Vegas techs carry in the van 24 hours a day. If you're currently locked out, our car lockout service can get the door open first so the programming work can begin immediately.

What Affects the Price and How to Get It Done Fast in Las Vegas?

The installed price shown above covers cutting, programming, and the key part itself — our parts start at roughly $1 for basic key blanks, but remote flip keys and smart keys naturally carry higher component costs, which is why the final figure varies by key type. Factors that influence cost include whether you need a 3-button or 4-button fob, the specific FCC ID required, and whether it's an all-keys-lost situation requiring additional programming time. To move fast, have your VIN and proof of ownership ready when you call; our 24-hour Las Vegas locksmith team dispatches immediately and programs on-site, skipping the dealership wait entirely. You can also review key fob programming details before we arrive.

Hyundai Accent key questions

How much does a 1995–2021 Hyundai Accent key replacement cost?

A replacement key for a 1995–2021 Hyundai Accent typically runs around $250 installed by our mobile technician — cut, programmed, and tested at your location in Las Vegas. The firm price is confirmed on-site before any work starts; there is no after-hours surcharge.

Can you make a Hyundai Accent key without the original?

Yes. Even with all keys lost, we can originate a new key for your Hyundai Accent by accessing the immobilizer directly — no dealer tow required. It costs a bit more than copying an existing key, so keeping a spare is the cheapest insurance.

Do you program push-to-start smart keys for the Hyundai Accent?

Yes — we cut and program proximity smart keys (FCC NYOSYEC4TX1707, NYOSYEC4FOB1608, TQ8RKE-4F14, TQ8RKE-3F01) on-site, so your Accent starts and locks normally before we leave.

Which key does my 1995–2021 Hyundai Accent use?

Depending on the exact build, your Accent uses one of: Remote Flip Key, Smart Key, Keyless Entry Remote, Head Keys. Match your key to the photos above, or send us the FCC number printed on the back and we'll load the right one.

Can a locksmith program a Hyundai Accent key fob without going to the dealer?

Yes — a mobile locksmith with the right programming equipment can handle every Accent key type from 1995 through 2021, including transponder keys and smart keys. The correct FCC ID is matched to your specific year and trim, and programming is done on-site in the Las Vegas Valley. No tow, no dealer appointment, no waiting days for a part to be ordered.

How do I know which FCC ID my Hyundai Accent key fob uses?

The FCC ID is usually printed on the back of your existing remote; for the Accent, valid IDs include NYOSYEC4FOB1608, NYOSYEC4TX1707, PINHACOEF311T, PLNHM-T002, PPINHA-T038, TQ8RKE-3F01, and TQ8RKE-4F14. If you no longer have a working fob to reference, a locksmith can identify the correct unit from your VIN and model year. Providing the wrong fob will result in a key that cannot be programmed, so getting this step right matters.

Does a 1990s Hyundai Accent need transponder key programming?

Earlier Accent models from the mid-to-late 1990s generally used a basic head key or plastic head key with no transponder, meaning a cut key alone will start the car. However, as the model year advances toward the 2000s and beyond, transponder and remote technology was added, requiring programming in addition to cutting. A mobile locksmith can confirm exactly what your year requires before any work begins.

Get your Hyundai Accent key today

A mobile technician comes to you, cuts and programs the key, and confirms the firm price first. Same price day or night.