Lexus · 2015–present (NX 300h and later hybrid NX, US)
Lexus NX Hybrid battery service
Lexus NX 300h hybrid battery repair and replacement across the Phoenix metro. The NX 300h uses the 34-module, 244.8V nickel-metal hydride pack shared with the 2012–2017 Camry Hybrid and 2013–2018 ES 300h, mounted under the rear seat.
Lexus NX hybrid battery at a glance
- Battery type
- Nickel-metal hydride on the NX 300h (2015–2021)
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Pick what you need and how to reach you. You get a written quote before anything is ordered.
Symptoms NX 300h owners report
- Reduced electric assist pulling away and merging, more obvious in a heavier vehicle than a sedan.
- The engine running more of the time at low speed.
- Fuel economy declining gradually.
- Hybrid warnings, sometimes only in heat.
- Fan noise from the rear seat area that gets mistaken for the climate system.
Repair or replace
- A few weak modules with the rest grouped tightly: module-level repair.
- A widening spread across the 34: replacement.
- We measure every module and show you the numbers before recommending either.
- The 12V battery is tested first, and the rear-seat cooling intake is checked for blockage.
Prices and fitment for the Lexus NX Hybrid
- Lexus NX 300h Hybrid Battery (2015–2021) — from $500
Lexus NX hybrid battery questions
Is the NX 300h battery the same as a RAV4 Hybrid battery?
Why does the cooling intake matter so much on an NX?
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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.