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A Ford Escape hybrid battery can be priced at around $6,000, but costs can vary. The key factor is that the price of the battery can depend on the time you are looking to purchase one. Typically, these batteries will last up to 8 years, meaning that by the time you need a replacement, your car will be 8 years old. If you find a good deal on a battery, it's worth considering. However, if the cost is closer to the higher end of the spectrum, it might be more sensible to think about investing in a new vehicle. A used car, for example, could be purchased for as little as $12,000, and may ultimately provide more value in the long run compared to an older car needing a new battery.
The quoted price is inaccurate. As a repair shop specializing in hybrids, I paid $9800 for the Ford Escape hybrid battery at two separate dealers. This cost only covers the battery itself, excluding any labor charges.
A replacement battery for a Ford Escape Hybrid may run you as much as $5,000. Typically, these batteries are backed by an 8-year or 80,000-mile warranty from the maker.