On many of the newer vehicles, yes. This is mainly the push-start ones (the ones with a keyfob that has no metal key with teeth that has to be slid into an ignition switch). These are the keyfobs that allow you to start the car by pushing a button as long as the keyfob is somewhere in the car (i.e. I start mine while my keyfob stays in my pocket). IIRC some of the earlier versions of cars with these keyfobs would not shut off if the keyfob leaves the vehicle (need the keyfob to start, but don't need it to stay running). Newer ones need the keyfob to stay in or near the car to keep running.
I have one of those. It does come with a key that slides out of the fob and opens the driver side door. That’s the only door fitted with a key receptacle.
My truck before was a 2014 F150 and I'd never had a flat tire (that I had to change) till the first of this year. I hadda go on utube on my smart phone to figure out sticking the rod in the hole in the bumper and lowering the tire....... Nobody tells me nuthin'