Nissan Batteries - Orr Nissan of Wichita

NISSAN BATTERIES

Charge Ahead

When you want to give your ride the power it needs to keep pushing forward down the road ahead, you can trust Genuine Nissan Replacement Batteries. ¹

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Top Five Signs Your Battery is Dying

A dead battery is inconvenient at best; at worst, it can be downright dangerous. Keep an eye out for these symptoms of a dying battery so you can have it replaced with a Genuine Nissan Replacement Battery² before it becomes a problem.

1. You need to jump start your vehicle

2. Clicking noises when you start your vehicle

3. Interior lights start to dim

4. Strange behavior from electronics (i.e., interior or dashboard lights)

5. Dashboard battery light stays on

FOUR TYPES OF NISSAN BATTERIES

What Kind of Battery Do You Need?

The power experts at your local dealer can help you select a Genuine Nissan Replacement Battery backed by a limited warranty and designed to meet your vehicle's original specifications.¹

Standard Flooded

The most common type of car battery.

• Designed for high cranking

• Fits most Nissan models

Enhanced Flooded Battery

An enhanced version of the standard car battery.

• Supports auto start-stop engines

• More powerful than standard Nissan batteries

• Designed for high cranking and high cycling

Nissan AGM Battery

Absorbed glass-mat (AGM) design for advanced vehicles.

• Supports auto start-stop engines

• Longest lifespan, superior performance

• Electrolyte absorbed into fiberglass mats

Lithium-Ion Battery³

Energy-dense and lightweight, it's the ideal EV battery.

• Replaces a gas-powered engine

• Recharges in hours, lasts for years

Did You Know…

EVs use a regular 12-volt lithium-ion battery? It's true. But instead of using it for starting or ignition, it powers the traction motor while the lead-acid battery powers the electronics, such as the A/C and dashboard lighting.

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Nissan Battery Warranty¹

When it's time to replace your battery, choose a Nissan Genuine Battery that's backed by an 84-month limited warranty¹ and meets your vehicle's original specifications.

Battery Life is Determined by Two Factors¹

Charge Amount
Heat Damage

A typical car battery cannot handle being drained to 50%. It's made to send a lot of amps all at once and get fully recharged. However, if it stays drained, the active components on the lead plates will harden and die. So if you ever need to jump start a car, the battery may be damaged and needs to be replaced.

Just as rough roads chip away at your tires, heat from summer weather or overcharging will chip away at your battery's ability to hold a lot of power, which means it may not have enough to start your Nissan when winter strikes.

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¹ *For complete information concerning warranty coverage, conditions, limitations, and exclusions, see your Nissan dealer and read your vehicle’s Warranty Information Booklet.

² *Available at participating Nissan dealers. Each dealer is independently operated. Availability of services or amenities may vary by dealer. Restrictions apply. Contact dealer for details.

³ *The Nissan lithium-ion battery and battery capacity limited warranty includes coverage for defects in materials or workmanship for 96 months/100,000 miles (whichever occurs first) as well as protection against capacity loss below 9 segments of capacity (out of 12) as shown on the vehicle’s capacity gauge for a period of 96 months/100,000 miles (whichever occurs first). For complete information concerning coverage, conditions, limitations, and exclusions, see your Nissan dealer and read your vehicle's Warranty Information Booklet.

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