Infiniti · 2014–2020 (US)
Infiniti Q50 Hybrid battery replacement
Infiniti Q50 Hybrid battery diagnosis and replacement across the Phoenix metro. The Q50 Hybrid uses a 346V lithium pack, shared with the M35h and fitted as a complete assembly.
Infiniti Q50 hybrid battery at a glance
- Battery type
- Lithium-ion
- Shared with
- Infiniti M35h
- Repair route
- Replaced as a complete assembly. Lithium packs are not rebuilt at module level
- Installation
- Included at our shop in the Phoenix metro; mobile install adds $250
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Symptoms Q50 Hybrid owners report
- Reduced power under acceleration.
- The engine running where the car used to move off electrically.
- Fuel economy dropping over a few months.
- A hybrid system warning on the display.
- Several warning lights at once, which is often the 12V battery.
Prices and fitment for the Infiniti Q50 Hybrid
- Infiniti Q50 Hybrid Battery (2014–2020) — from $5,350
Infiniti Q50 hybrid battery questions
Can a Q50 Hybrid pack be rebuilt?
The car feels slower but there's no warning light. Worth checking?
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We come to you, test the pack, the 12V and the cooling, and you get a written quote before anything is decided. No obligation.