Chevy Volt Battery Replacement

If you’ve recently purchased a Chevy Bolt from our electric vehicle inventory, then you are likely wondering if you need a Chevy Volt battery replacement and what is the Chevy Volt battery replacement cost. Generally, a Chevy Volt does not need a replacement unless it is damaged or in a collision. Other than that, the Chevy Volt battery is known for standing the test of time. 

Generally, a Chevy Volt replacement battery costs around $9,000, but can depend on various factors and warranty coverage. Keep reading with our service team at Marine Chevrolet near Camp Lejeune as we delve further into the ins and outs of a Chevy Volt. 

How Long do Hybrid High Voltage Batteries Last?

The Chevy Volt has a hybrid high voltage battery and can last up to 6-10 years. Generally, conventional gas-powered vehicles have batteries that last for 3-5 years. Like we mentioned, the need to replace a Chevy Volt battery is pretty slim, so you don’t need to worry about it failing you randomly. However, if a Chevy Bolt battery replacement is necessary, you will want to schedule service if you notice a decrease in fuel efficiency or a lack of power in general.

How Much to Replace a Chevy Bolt Battery?

The Chevy Volt battery replacement can depend on the length of Volt ownership, where you take it to have their battery replaced, and more. The Chevy Volt comes with limited warranty coverage which covers repair and battery replacement. This coverage lasts for eight years, or until you’ve driven 100,000 miles in your Volt, whichever comes first.

If your Chevy Volt is no longer covered under warranty, you will have to pay for a battery replacement out of pocket. Reach out to us at Marine Chevrolet near Richlands to get a more accurate estimate on your Chevy Volt 12V battery. 

Visit Us At Marine Chevrolet

Whether you’re in need of a Chevy Bolt battery replacement or simple maintenance, you can turn to our service center at Marine Chevrolet. Be sure to check out our new or used vehicle inventory today.