We make Mitsubishi keys right at your car anywhere in Las Vegas, Henderson and North Las Vegas, 24 hours a day. We cut the blade and program the chip or fob on site, so in most cases there is no tow and no waiting for a dealer appointment.

If you lost the only key, our guide on lost car keys with no spare covers the paperwork to have ready. We can also open the car if the key is locked inside it.

Older cars, plain keysMirages and other Mitsubishis from the 1990s often use a plain cut key without any chip.
Chip keys through the 2000sMost Mitsubishis built during the 2000s carry a transponder chip inside the key head.
The FAST keyMitsubishi calls its smart key system the FAST key on many of its newer models.
Clear pricingYou hear the typical cost before the technician cuts or programs anything for your car.

Which Mitsubishi Key Do You Have?

Mitsubishi used plain cut keys on its older cars and chip keys through the 2000s. Many newer models use smart keys with push to start.

Plain cut keyThis all metal key has no chip and was used on older Mirages and other cars from the 1990s, so it is simply cut to match your locks and works right away.
Chip keyMost 2000s Mitsubishis use this key, which hides a transponder inside the plastic head that must be programmed after the blade is cut before the engine will run.
Remote head keySome models combine the lock buttons and the chip in a single head, and both sides have to be programmed to the car before the key works completely.
FAST key smart fobThis smart key allows push to start while it stays in your pocket, and we program the replacement on site and cut the emergency blade stored inside the fob.

Mitsubishi Models and Their Keys

Mitsubishi Mirage

The older Mirage, sold through the early 2000s, uses a plain cut key on most cars, while the Mirage that returned around 2014 uses a chip key and offers a smart key on higher trims.

Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross

The Eclipse Cross arrived around 2018 as a compact crossover, and most trims use a smart key with push to start that we program on site in most cases.

Mitsubishi Outlander

The Outlander came to the US in the early 2000s with chip keys from the start, and later models moved to smart keys with push to start on many trims.

Mitsubishi Outlander Sport

The Outlander Sport arrived around 2011 as a smaller sibling to the Outlander, and lower trims often use a chip key while higher trims use a smart key with push to start.

Mitsubishi Lancer

Lancers from the 2000s use chip keys that need programming after cutting, and later Lancers offered a smart key with push to start on some trims.

Mitsubishi Galant

The Galant moved from plain cut keys to chip keys around the late 1990s, and later Galants up to 2012 use chip keys, many of them with a separate keyless remote.

Mitsubishi Endeavor

The Endeavor midsize SUV was sold from the mid 2000s to around 2011, and it uses a chip key, usually with a separate remote for the door locks.

How We Make a New Mitsubishi Key

1
Call with the basics
Tell us the model, the year and whether you still have any working key for the car.
2
Price before any work
We give you the typical price for your key before the technician starts the job.
3
Key made at your car
We cut the key and program the chip or FAST key in the spot where your Mitsubishi is parked.
4
Ready to drive
We make sure the car starts and every lock works before we pack up and leave.

What a Mitsubishi Key Costs in Las Vegas

In Las Vegas, a plain cut key for an older Mitsubishi usually costs $50 to $180, and a chip key with programming usually runs $150 to $350. A smart key typically costs more than a chip key, and a lockout is typically $45 to $135.

The model year and the key type change the price on a Mitsubishi more than anything else, and nights, weekends and holidays usually add $25 to $75 to the typical cost.

Make a Spare Before You Need One

With only one Mitsubishi key, losing it means a new key built from scratch, which takes more time and costs more money, while a copy made now is quick because we work from the key you already have. It is a small job and one of our most practical car keys services.

Owning a Mitsubishi in Las Vegas

Many Mitsubishis in Las Vegas are older commuter cars, and their keys are often worn smooth after years of daily use. A worn key can refuse to turn or fail to start the car at the worst possible moment, like in a casino garage late at night. If yours sticks, have a fresh key cut before it fails, and let our automotive locksmith team handle anything else.