A hybrid car battery works just like a regular car battery, except that it is rechargeable and is capable of moving a large heavy vehicle down the road for a few feet or a few miles. It naturally recharges while in motion, or even while on brake. It doesn’t need to be plugged in to recharge. Most hybrid batteries are built to last as long as the car it was built for, or roughly 11 years, but only if regular servicing and check is done by its owner. When your car is covered by warranty, repair and replacement of hybrid battery is free for a up to a certain period of time. This alone will save you a substantial amount of money and headache down the road.
Max Warranty assures you that any hybrid car you buy has its battery covered for a maximum of 36 months from time of first purchase from your preferred car dealer. You are also assured that its transmission or gear box is protected for 24 months or for up to 100 000 kilometers, whichever occurs first.
To stay within the warranty protection, make sure that you read and understand all conditions and clauses in the warranty booklet provided you from purchase of your car. Very important of them all is that you make sure to have your car checked only in authorized shops on a regular basis and no tampering of warranty covered parts.
