Most often, your Hybrid System warning light or dashboard messaging will let you know there may be an issue. Other signs you can look for include a sporadically fluctuating charge level on the indicator, worsening fuel economy, or a louder than normal engine area (often because it’s working overtime to cool an over-heated battery).

In general, your vehicle’s hybrid battery should last at least 100,000 miles. Some batteries can even last up to 200,000 miles. With average driving, this equates to about 8-12 years before you should need to purchase a new hybrid battery.

Absolutely. If you’re local to Florida, and would like 5-star service, give us a call at 561-299-0609. If you’re not local, we can ship your battery to your local mechanic and they can complete the installation process.

Yes. As with most hybrid battery replacements, a core deposit applies. Our refundable core deposit is $500. Your old battery must be received within 30 days. Once we receive your battery, your core charge will be refunded to you (minus return shipping charges).

Replacing a hybrid battery yourself can be dangerous since it is a high-voltage part. We recommend having it installed by an experienced professional for safety reasons. If you have experience and choose to install it yourself, it does require basic tools and usually takes about an hour.

Exclusively Hybrid can install your battery if you’re local to Southern Florida. Most mechanics will offer third party hybrid battery replacement services. We can coordinate with your local mechanic and ship the battery directly to them.

Of course. For complete peace of mind, our new hybrid batteries come with a 4-year or 50,000-mile warranty, whichever comes first.

At the current time, we offer shipping throughout Florida.

There is no additional cost for shipping the battery to you, as it is included in your price!

Usually the battery ships within 2 business days of payment.

The shipping will be done by local delivery service, UPS or FedEx.