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CR1632 key fob battery: which cars use it

The CR1632 is a 16 mm wide, 3.2 mm thick, 3-volt lithium coin cell. In this guide it is listed for 27 vehicle models.

Size code explained: “CR” is the lithium coin-cell chemistry; the first two digits are the diameter in millimetres (16 mm) and the last two are the thickness in tenths of a millimetre (3.2 mm).

Can I use a different battery instead?

CR1620 (2.0 mm), CR1616 (1.6 mm) have the same 16 mm diameter but a different thickness. Use the code your fob specifies: a thinner cell can lose contact and a thicker one can bend the contacts or stop the case closing. Reddit threads about fobs that “won't snap on” or stop working after a swap often trace back to this.

Vehicles whose key fob uses a CR1632

VehicleModel years
Acura NSX2019–2020
Lexus CT 200h2014–2017
Lexus GS 4602014–2015
Lexus GX 4602016–2019
Lexus IS 250C2014
Lexus IS 3502014–2015
Lexus IS 350C2014–2015
Lexus LS 4602014–2017
Lexus LS 460l2016–2017
Lexus LS 600hl2015–2016
Lexus LX 5702014–2015
Lexus RX 3502014–2015
Lexus RX 450H2014–2015
Scion FR-S2014–2016
Scion tC2014–2016
Subaru BRZ2014
Subaru Crosstrek2014
Subaru Forester2014–2015
Subaru Impreza2015
Subaru Outback2014
Toyota 4Runner2014–2019
Toyota 862018
Toyota Land Cruiser2014
Toyota Prius2014–2015
Toyota Prius Plug-In2014–2015
Toyota Prius v2014–2015
Toyota Venza2014–2016

Source: Energizer Key Fob Battery Replacement Guide (©2023, model years 2014–2023), PDF checked 12 November 2026. “—” means the source lists no battery for that year and key type; it does not mean the vehicle has no fob.

Year ranges are the first and last listed years; some models skip years or use another battery for a different key type. Check the model page.

Coin cells are dangerous if swallowed. Keep new and used batteries away from children. Energizer warns that swallowing can cause serious injury or death in as little as 2 hours; if a battery may have been swallowed, get medical help immediately (US National Battery Ingestion Hotline 800-498-8666, as listed by Energizer).