Car batteries

How to tell which battery your car needs

The quickest way is to check the label on your current battery and note four things:

1. Voltage: almost all passenger cars use 12V.
2. Capacity (Ah): you can fit the same or slightly higher, as long as it fits in the battery tray.
3. Cold cranking amps (A, EN): equal to or higher than the original, especially on diesels and in cold climates.
4. Size and polarity: length × width × height, and which side the positive terminal is on.

If your car has a Start-Stop system, it needs an EFB or AGM battery, never a conventional one.

Best sellers at Eurobateria

• Varta E11 · 74 Ah · 680 A
• Varta D24 · 60 Ah · 540 A
• Varta E44 · 77 Ah · 780 A
• Varta E39 / A7 · 70 Ah · 760 A · AGM Start-Stop
• Varta G7 · 95 Ah · 830 A
• Varta E43 · 72 Ah · 680 A
• Varta H3 · 100 Ah · 830 A

Prefer another brand? Browse our Exide, Tudor, Kronobat or Optima batteries. For work vehicles we also have van and truck batteries.

Frequently asked questions

How often should a car battery be replaced?

Usually every 4 to 5 years, depending on the climate, the kind of journeys you do and the car’s electrical equipment.

Can I fit a battery with more amps?

Yes: a higher capacity (Ah) or higher cranking current (A) will not harm your car, as long as the voltage, size and polarity are the same.

I don’t know which battery I need. Can you help?

Yes. Write to us with your car’s make, model and year and we will tell you the exact battery reference.

What warranty do the car batteries come with?

2-year warranty.