Hybrid Battery Replacement

Can a hybrid car battery be repaired?
A hybrid battery is made up of lots of smaller battery cells. Typically, some of these cells have failed or partially failed, whilst others are still OK. It is not economical to remove your battery, pull it apart, test then fix the individual cells, re-assemble then re-install – so repair doesn’t make sense.

However, we can switch your battery for a replacement, then send your old battery to a specialist who does all the testing and creates reconditioned batteries out of the good cells. This is much better for the environment than simply disposing of the battery.

You can choose to fit either new or reconditioned batteries to your car.

Benefits of Hybrid car battery replacement
Replacing your hybrid car battery will help you stay safe and save you money in the long run. You’ll get more from every litre of fuel and every charge, and you’ll also reduce premature wear and tear of other vehicle components.

How much does a hybrid battery replacement cost?
The average hybrid car battery replacement cost is between $3,000 and $8,000, depending on the make, model and size of your hybrid. Smaller hybrid compact cars can even cost as little as $2,000 to $3,000, while a hybrid SUV will be nearer to the $5,000 to $8,000 range.