Nissan hybrid battery
Nissan Leaf 2011–2017 Battery Replacement
Li-ion pack for the 2011–2017 Leaf. Capacity-tested before it ships, fitment confirmed from your VIN.
- New aftermarket
- $4,349
In the Phoenix metro? Book it installed at our shop or at your door.
Having this done in the Phoenix metro
- hybrid battery replacement in Phoenix — the price installed, what we do to the old pack, and how long it takes.
- hybrid battery diagnostic — before anyone quotes you a pack, someone should prove you need one.
- hybrid batteries shipped nationwide — outside Arizona, your own shop fits it.
- Fits
- Nissan Leaf 2011–2017
- Pack chemistry
- Li-ion
- Age of these cars now
- 9–15 years
The first-generation Leaf: a 24 kWh pack, or 30 kWh on some 2016–2017 cars, with no active cooling at all. Arizona heat is the single biggest reason these packs lose range, and it is the first question to ask about any replacement.
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Not sure what your hybrid needs? We'll work it out with you.
We come to you, test the pack, the 12V and the cooling, and you get a written quote before anything is decided. No obligation.