Keyless entry?

No. only cheap Korean cars have keyless entry. Real cars you use the key.

lol. Just kidding. It should be standard but it's not.

 

No it’s not an option. In many places around the world it’s inviting theft as the keyless systems can be defeated relatively easily.

 

To open the door of a 488 I'd solve a word puzzle, do jumping jacks and 60 burpies to get that door open! But hey, that's just me!!! LOL

 

Must admit. Grabbing for the handle with the fob in the pocket and the door opens is a pleasure in my DD. Should be standard on a Ferrari when they changed to the fob. Its not for theft as there are many other vulnerabilities. Not a good reason to omit it IMO. Likely they will add it on the next iteration. Not an issue with mine since I don't need to lock it and my model uses a fob with key anyway. However, you could go ahead and wiggle your foot under the door and get back to us. Maybe take and post a photo for us with a slightly miffed expression.

 

Standard on my lowly Alfa Stelvio.
Standard on my Cadillac CT6.
Standard on my wife's Chev Traverse.
Hard to believe in this day & age it's not on the car.
I used to think well the 488 was developed several years ago and was late to the party. Whatever.

 

I’m fine with the way it is. Keyless entry is a security risk.

https://www.locksmiths.co.uk/faq/keyless-car-theft/


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The key fob without keyless is hardly useful - if you can enter the car with the key still in your pocket, it makes sense to be able to star the car without plugging and turning the key. However when you had to take the key to open the door, I really wonder how it helps to be able to put back the key in your pocket (or place it in the intended position in the center console) rather than physically using it to start the car.
It's a half measure that is a useless gadget for me.