Toyota Corolla Li-ion hybrid batteries (2023 on)

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A facelifted Corolla hybrid from 2023, with the new, lighter lithium-ion battery; check the label against your car.

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Li-ion 2023 Corolla Hybrid packs for sale (26)

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Toyota Corolla Li-ion hybrid battery (2023 on) battery facts

The Toyota Corolla Li-ion battery from 2023 is the new lithium-ion pack of the facelifted Corolla hybrid: up to 18 kg lighter than the battery it replaced, with 14 per cent more power.

Chemistry
Lithium-ion
Cars
Facelifted Corolla hybrid, from 2023 (1.8; the 2.0 is disputed, see the note)
Weight
Up to 18 kg lighter than the battery it replaced, depending on the engine
Power
14 per cent more power output than the battery it replaced
Capacity
No kWh figure confirmed

Note: Sources disagree on the facelifted 2.0: Toyota UK lists a lithium-ion battery, ADAC lists nickel-metal hydride. Check the label.

Note: No source we checked gives a kWh figure for this battery.

Documents

Safety data sheet and UN38.3 test summary for this pack, on request.

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Each fact is confirmed by two independent sources: Toyota spec sheets, press packs and manuals (one source), Suzuki's dismantling manual, plus ADAC, Automobile Propre, heise, Green Car Guide, The Drive, RAC, CAR magazine and Auto Express. Facts we could not confirm twice are left out. Checked . Sources

Questions

Buying a used Corolla Hybrid Li-ion 2023 pack

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It depends on the engine, the body, the year and the market. UK and EU Corollas from 2019 to 2022: the 1.8 hatchback and Touring Sports have a lithium-ion battery, and the 2.0 has a nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) battery. The facelifted Corolla from 2023 has a new, lighter lithium-ion battery; for the 2.0 from 2023, sources disagree. The first US Corolla Hybrid (2020) used NiMH. Check the label on the battery.