Toyota Camry Hybrid Battery Replacement Cost & Lifespan

What affects the cost

The price of a Toyota Camry hybrid battery depends on a few things:

• Battery type — a reconditioned pack is the most affordable, new-cell packs sit in the middle, and brand-new OEM-grade cells cost the most.
• Warranty length — we offer 45-day, 6-month, 1-year, 3-year, and 5-year plans, all unlimited mileage. Longer coverage costs more up front.
• Generation and model — We service the NiMH Camry Hybrid generations (2007-2011 and 2012-2017). Note that many 2018-and-newer Camry Hybrids use lithium-ion packs, which we do not service.
• Install type — mobile installation at your home or work (where offered) versus a drop-off at one of our shops.

Because pricing changes with battery type and warranty, the fastest way to a firm number is the Toyota Camry battery page or a quick call. We confirm the final price once we verify your vehicle.

How long does a Toyota Camry battery last?

A Camry Hybrid battery typically lasts 8 to 12 years or about 100,000 to 150,000 miles, depending on climate and how the car is driven. Replacing it with a quality pack and the right warranty gets you back to normal range and fuel economy for years.

Signs your Toyota Camry battery is failing

• Reduced MPG
• Hybrid system warning light
• Loss of power on acceleration
• Codes like P0A80 or P0A7F

Seeing a trouble code? Look it up on our hybrid code lookup to understand what it means before you spend money on parts.

Why drivers choose Hybrid Battery Swap

We work only on hybrid batteries, with shops in Fairfield CA, Santa Fe Springs CA, and Auburn WA, and we've been doing this since 2011. You get upfront pricing with no hidden fees, warranties up to 5 years, proper recycling of your old pack, and a price well below the dealer.