More and more drivers in the Maple Shade and Marlton areas are choosing eco-friendly vehicles like hybrids and EVs to lower their carbon footprint and improve efficiency. If you have been thinking about making the switch, too, you may be concerned about replacing your vehicle’s battery when the time comes. We understand that this service is a significant investment, but fortunately, your hybrid or EV battery has a long lifespan. What’s more? It is backed by exceptional warranty coverage. How long does a Toyota EV battery last? We cover this as well as the Toyota EV battery warranty and Toyota hybrid battery warranty in the guide below.
You can drive with complete peace of mind in Cherry Hill and beyond knowing that your battery is covered for 8 years or 100,000 miles (whichever comes first). The Toyota EV battery warranty covers EV drive components including the traction battery remaining above 70% of original capacity, transaxle, and inverter with converter.
So, how long does a Toyota EV battery last? An EV battery’s lifespan varies based on a number of factors. For most vehicles, the battery should last the average life of the vehicle, as long as it is being maintained correctly.
There are a few steps you can take to ensure you get the most out of your Toyota EV battery:
How long is the Toyota hybrid battery warranty? Your hybrid battery is backed for 10 years or 150,000 miles, whichever comes first. There are a few ways to make your hybrid battery last as long as possible.
Now that you know how long a Toyota EV battery lasts and how long hybrid and EV batteries are covered by warranty, you may still have questions about battery maintenance. Reach out to us today or set up an appointment for service at a time that is convenient for you.