Toyota Camry Hybrid Battery Replacement — Costs, Warranty, and Failure Signs

If you own a 2007 to 2011 Toyota Camry, you’re going to face a hard question. And it is—it’s not a matter of if, but when your Toyota Camry hybrid battery goes bad.

So, this is what it actually looks like underneath your car. Right? This is what the case off, but you’re going to have 34 cells underneath the big case inside of the battery. And well, what do you do when it goes bad, or how do you know it goes bad? So, here are a couple quick tips.

If you’re experiencing fast drop in MPG—right, miles per gallon—that is could be a sign that the battery is fading away. Another sign is sluggish acceleration. Sluggish acceleration means the car is not using as much power from the hybrid battery. If you’re hearing the engine run more, it means it’s not taking as much power from the battery to power up your car.

And what do you do when it does go bad? That’s where Green Tech Auto has your back, because we have 34 locations across the United States. We offer in-shop and mobile installation where we can come out to you—your home, office, or business—and install the battery wherever you are.

And on top of that, we have options for every budget, from remanufactured batteries all the way to new cell batteries. We’re not just selling you a battery; we’re selling you peace of mind.