For over 40 years, Fords have demonstrated the value of the SecuriCode keypad. Now they're disappearing as standard equipment from America's best-selling vehicle.

Ford SecuriCode comes installed from the factory on certain Ford cars. GM only offers the KEK as a dealer-installed option, which is slightly strange for such a security-conscious part.

Ford has mostly moved away from offering factory-installed keypads. As of now, the 2025 Ford Explorer appears to be the only model that still includes the SecuriCode keypad from the factory.

The 2025 F-150 is the latest victim. Ford will no longer offer the SecuriCode keypad on the F-150 as standard equipment from the factory. It used to be standard on all F-150 models except the XL.

The Ford SecuriCode touchpad feature is only offered by the Dearborn automaker and lets drivers in without a key.