Battery finder

Which car battery do I need? Find your battery by car

Choose your make, model and year. You will see the battery type your car usually needs, where it sits and whether the new battery must be registered. We confirm the exact size before we come.

Or send a photo of your battery label

The label on the battery already in your car is the most reliable guide. Send us a photo on WhatsApp and we reply with the battery that fits and its price.

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Size code, such as 55D23L, LN3 or group 48
Capacity in Ah, such as 60Ah, 70Ah or 80Ah
CCA, the cold cranking rating
Technology: AGM, EFB or standard
How to read a battery label

Battery type by car model

A general guide for popular models in the UAE. The exact size depends on the year and engine, so we confirm it from your car or its battery label.

Car	Battery type	Where it usually sits	Registration
Audi A6	AGM	Depends on generation and engine	Registration required
Audi Q7	AGM	Depends on generation	Registration required
BMW 3 Series	AGM or EFB	In the boot, under the floor panel	Registration required
BMW 5 Series	AGM	In the boot on most versions	Registration required
BMW X5	AGM or EFB	In the luggage compartment, under the floor; jump-start terminals are under the bonnet	Registration required
Chevrolet Tahoe	Flooded or AGM	Under the bonnet	Registration not usually needed
Ford Explorer	Flooded or AGM	Under the bonnet	Diagnostic check recommended
Ford Mustang	Flooded or AGM	Under the bonnet	Diagnostic check recommended
GMC Yukon	Flooded or AGM	Under the bonnet	Registration not usually needed
Honda Accord	Flooded or EFB or Hybrid auxiliary (12V)	Under the bonnet	Depends on version
Honda Civic	Flooded or EFB	Under the bonnet	Depends on version
Honda CR-V	Flooded or EFB or Hybrid auxiliary (12V)	Under the bonnet	Depends on version
Hyundai Elantra	Flooded	Under the bonnet on petrol versions	Registration not usually needed
Hyundai Tucson	Flooded or EFB	Under the bonnet on petrol versions	Registration not usually needed
Jeep Wrangler	Flooded or AGM	Under the bonnet; some JL versions also have an auxiliary battery	Registration not usually needed
Kia Sportage	Flooded or EFB	Under the bonnet on petrol versions	Registration not usually needed
Land Rover Defender	AGM	Depends on version	Registration required
Land Rover Range Rover	AGM	Depends on generation	Registration required
Land Rover Range Rover Sport	AGM	Depends on generation	Registration required
Lexus ES	Flooded or Hybrid auxiliary (12V)	Depends on petrol or hybrid version	Registration not usually needed
Lexus LX	Flooded or EFB	Under the bonnet	Registration not usually needed
Mazda CX-5	Flooded or EFB	Under the bonnet	Depends on version
Mercedes-Benz C-Class	AGM or Flooded	Depends on generation	Diagnostic check recommended
Mercedes-Benz E-Class	AGM	Depends on generation	Diagnostic check recommended
Mercedes-Benz G-Class	AGM	Depends on generation; not under the bonnet on many versions	Diagnostic check recommended
Mitsubishi Pajero	Flooded	Under the bonnet	Registration not usually needed
Nissan Altima	Flooded	Under the bonnet	Registration not usually needed
Nissan Patrol	Flooded or EFB	Under the bonnet	Registration not usually needed
Nissan Sunny	Flooded	Under the bonnet	Registration not usually needed
Nissan X-Trail	Flooded or EFB	Under the bonnet	Registration not usually needed
Porsche 911	AGM or Lithium 12V	In the front luggage compartment	Registration required
Porsche Cayenne	AGM or Lithium 12V	Not under the bonnet on many versions; depends on generation	Registration required
Toyota Camry	Flooded or Hybrid auxiliary (12V)	Under the bonnet on petrol versions; the hybrid 12V battery location depends on the generation	Registration not usually needed
Toyota Corolla	Flooded or Hybrid auxiliary (12V)	Under the bonnet on petrol versions; hybrid 12V location varies	Registration not usually needed
Toyota Hilux	Flooded	Under the bonnet	Registration not usually needed
Toyota Land Cruiser	Flooded or EFB	Under the bonnet	Registration not usually needed
Toyota Land Cruiser Prado	Flooded or EFB	Under the bonnet	Registration not usually needed
Toyota RAV4	Flooded or Hybrid auxiliary (12V)	Depends on petrol or hybrid version	Registration not usually needed
Toyota Yaris	Flooded or Hybrid auxiliary (12V)	Under the bonnet on petrol versions	Registration not usually needed
Volkswagen Golf	EFB or AGM	Under the bonnet	Registration required

Not listed? See all 20 car brands or ask us.

Before we come

How we confirm your battery

01
You send the car details

Make, model and year, or a photo of the battery label.
02
We match the battery

Size, terminal position, capacity and technology.
03
We send the price

The fitted price for the battery that fits.
04
We fit it at your car

Tested, fitted, registered if needed, old battery taken away.

FAQ

Finding the right battery: common questions

Which car battery do I need?

You need a battery that matches four things: the case size, the terminal position, the capacity (Ah and CCA) and the technology (standard, EFB or AGM). The quickest way to find it is the label on the battery already in the car. If you cannot reach it, the make, model and year are usually enough for us to confirm.

Can I fit a bigger battery, such as 80Ah instead of 60Ah?

Only if it fits the tray and the hold-down, and the car allows it. A slightly larger capacity is sometimes fine, but much larger does not help because the charging system is set up for the original rating. On cars with battery management, a change in capacity must be coded.

What do 60Ah, 70Ah and 80Ah mean?

Ah (amp-hours) is the battery’s capacity: how much energy it stores. CCA (cold cranking amps) is how much current it can deliver to start the engine. Both are on the label. Match them to what your car specifies.

Where is the battery label?

On the top or the front of the battery. It shows the size code (for example 55D23L, LN3 or group 48), the capacity in Ah, the CCA and often a date code.