Ford Kuga battery replacement cost
What a battery replacement is likely to cost on a Ford Kuga, and the Ford Kuga-specific issues that push the price up or down. All prices are indicative UK guides, not quotes.
Indicative prices
Independent garages, parts and labour. Indicative only, not a quote.
| Standard 12V battery, fittedNational band for a SUV or crossover at independent garages. | £110 to £180 |
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| AGM/EFB stop-start 12V battery, fittedCars with stop-start need this type. | £150 to £250 |
Ford Kuga-specific figures
| Kuga PHEV (2020 onwards) | Out-of-warranty high-voltage battery: £3,000 to £8,000. |
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What affects the price on a Ford Kuga
Kuga PHEV (2020 onwards)
The plug-in hybrid's high-voltage battery was recalled for overheating; recall work is free at a Ford dealer. That traction battery is separate from the 12V battery a garage replaces for starting problems.
Typical cost: Out-of-warranty high-voltage battery: £3,000 to £8,000.
How we work out these prices
We start from the national range for this job at UK independent garages, taken from our how much does a car battery replacement cost guide, and use the band for the Ford Kuga's size class (SUV or crossover), because size, access and parts drive most of the difference between models. The Ford Kuga-specific figures come from our Ford Kuga common problems guide, which prices the faults known on this model. Your engine, gearbox, mileage and location all change the final bill, and labour rates in London and the South East are higher. These are guides, not quotes and not AutoFixFair prices: post your job to get real prices for your car.
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