EV Battery Warranty Checker
Your battery warranty is a safety net worth thousands. See how much coverage you have left, and whether your current health would qualify for a claim.
From the car app or our Health Tracker.
Time left
km left
Warranty ends
Claim status
Typical battery warranties by brand
| Brand | Warranty | Capacity threshold |
|---|---|---|
| Tesla | 8 yr / 192,000 km | 70% |
| Hyundai / Kia | 8 yr / 160,000 km | 70% |
| Nissan | 8 yr / 160,000 km | 70% |
| VW Group | 8 yr / 160,000 km | 70% |
| Toyota bZ4X | 10 yr / 160,000 km | 70% |
Check your owner's manual for the exact terms — some markets differ.
Frequently asked questions
What does an EV battery warranty cover?
Typically 8 years or 160,000 km (whichever first), covering defects and capacity loss below 70%. Some brands offer 10 years or a 75% retention threshold.
Does the warranty cover normal degradation?
Only if capacity drops below the threshold (usually 70%). Gradual loss from normal use isn't covered until it crosses that line. Track your SoH to know where you stand.
Is the battery warranty transferable?
For most brands, yes — the warranty follows the car, not the owner. This is a key reason used EVs still hold value with battery coverage remaining.
What voids an EV battery warranty?
Physical damage, improper modifications, using damaged charging equipment, and in some cases racing or repeated track use. Check your specific warranty terms.