About the Citroën Nemo and its keys
The Nemo shares a base with the Peugeot Bipper and Fiat Fiorino. We still pin down the correct key type using your registration and year rather than assuming.
Lost Citroën Nemo keys
If your Nemo's only key is gone, send the registration and location through and we'll check compatibility before attending.
Spare Nemo keys
The simplest option is usually getting a spare Nemo key cut while the original one still works.
Nemo remote keys and programming
Most Nemos on the road now are getting on in years, so remote failures are common. We'll check if a replacement and programming can be done for yours. See van key programming.
Lockouts and damaged Nemo keys
Key locked inside the Nemo, or the blade snapped? Let us know which lock is giving trouble. See keys locked in a van.
Nemo ignition problems
A stiff-turning Nemo key often means a worn blade or a worn ignition barrel. If the key turns but power or starting fails, we check the electrical switch, battery and wiring before suggesting any repair. See Citroën van ignition replacement.
Where we attend
We'll attend Nemos at home or at work anywhere around Southampton. See all areas covered.
What to send for a quote
- Registration and year of your Nemo
- Where the van is parked
- Which key type it is (or was)
- Whether any working key is left
Compatibility is checked against your exact van before anything is booked — some years and variants fall outside what we can do.
Related pages
- All Citroën van keys
- Citroën van ignition replacement
- Citroën Berlingo keys
- Van Key Replacement
- Lost Van Keys / All Keys Lost
- Spare Van Keys
- Van Key Programming
Citroën Nemo key questions
Is the Nemo's key the same as the Bipper's?
They're closely related vans, but we still confirm the right key for your specific one.
What details do you need to check my Nemo?
Registration, year, location, what key type you have, and whether a working key still exists.