Lexus GS350h Hybrid Battery Replacement Service

Description

The Lexus GS350h is a luxurious hybrid vehicle that merges high performance with advanced hybrid technology. To keep your car operating at its best, regular maintenance of the hybrid system and battery is crucial. At Hybrid Automotive Service, we specialize in diagnosing, replacing, and maintaining hybrid batteries—including those for the Lexus GS350h. Below is a comprehensive guide to replacing the Lexus GS350h Hybrid Battery, costs involved, and other essential information.

We offer three solutions For Lexus GS350H Hybrid Battery Replacement:

1) Premium Aftermarket Hybrid Battery: 2-Year/100,000 KM Warranty for peace of mind.

2) OEM Lexus:  Genuine Lexus battery for superior quality. 1-Year/100,000 KM

3) Economical Reconditioned Hybrid Battery: Cost-effective with a 1year 20,000 KM warranty.

When to Consider Lexus GS350H Hybrid Battery Replacement?

Like all batteries, the Hybrid Battery in your Lexus GS350H will naturally degrade over time. Here are some key signs that it may be time to consider replacing your hybrid battery:

• Warning Lights: If you notice a warning light on your dashboard—especially codes like P0A80 (Replace Hybrid Battery Pack), P0A7F (Hybrid Battery Pack Deterioration related to the hybrid system), or P3000—it’s a clear indication that your battery is experiencing issues and should be inspected by a professional.
• Decreased Fuel Efficiency: If your Lexus GS300H is consuming more fuel than usual, it might signal that the hybrid battery is no longer holding a charge as effectively as it used to.
• Reduced Vehicle Performance: When the car’s hybrid battery is weak or failing, the internal combustion engine (ICE) runs more frequently. This can lead to increased engine noise and longer operation times due to insufficient battery power.
• Hybrid Battery Lifespan: Under normal conditions, Lexus hybrid batteries can last up to 150,000 km or 15 years. With proper maintenance, they can sometimes reach up to 200,000 km.
• Unusual Noises: Hearing strange sounds coming from the engine bay—particularly when the vehicle is operating on electric power—may suggest a problem with the hybrid battery.