What is the Ford warranty on batteries?
Ford covers internal combustion engine (ICE), electric vehicle (EV), and hybrid batteries for a limited time after purchase. Replacement Motorcraft® batteries bought separately have varying warranty terms.
See your preferred Ford Dealer to diagnose any concerns your vehicle may be experiencing. Your Dealer is in the best position to determine if the repair or replacement of a part is covered by warranty.
Refer to the Owner Manuals, Warranties, and Other Information support page for more information.
Battery Warranty Coverage
Select the type of warranty you would like to know more about from the drop-down options below for coverage information.
ICE Battery Warranty
Ford's original vehicle batteries are covered for recharging and replacement during the first three years or 36,000 miles from the warranty start date, whichever occurs first*.
EV and Hybrid EV Battery Warranty
Ford covers hybrid and EV batteries for eight years or 100,000 miles from the warranty start date, whichever comes first**. This includes excessive capacity loss.
If you think your EV is suffering from excessive battery loss, contact your certified EV Ford Dealer.
Replacement Motorcraft Battery Warranty
The warranty on Motorcraft batteries purchased outside the New Vehicle Limited Warranty will vary. See your Dealer or Motorcraft retailer for warranty details and purchase information.
Additional Information
What is not covered by the warranty?
Why was my warranty denied?
Why was my warranty canceled?
*Limited labor costs. See dealer for warranty details.
**See your dealer and the Battery Electric Vehicle Warranty Guide for limited warranty details.
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