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Find the correct Land Rover car battery using our dedicated battery finder. Select your Land Rover model, year, engine and fuel type to view suitable Lucas replacement batteries.

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Find the right replacement battery for your Land Rover

Land Rover and Range Rover vehicles often have high electrical demands because of advanced four-wheel-drive systems, air suspension, heated equipment, infotainment and driver-assistance technology. The correct replacement battery must match the required technology, capacity, cold cranking performance, dimensions, terminal position and hold-down.

Our Land Rover battery finder uses vehicle application data to narrow down suitable Lucas batteries for popular models including the Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, Evoque, Velar, Discovery, Discovery Sport, Defender and Freelander.

Standard Land Rover batteries

Some older Land Rover models use a conventional 12V starter battery. Compare the size, terminal layout, hold-down and starting performance with the battery currently fitted before ordering.

Land Rover EFB batteries

EFB batteries may be used in certain stop-start applications with moderate cycling demands. If EFB is specified, replace it with the same technology or a manufacturer-approved upgrade.

Land Rover AGM batteries

Many modern Land Rover and Range Rover vehicles require AGM batteries for repeated engine restarts, intelligent charging and heavy electrical demand. Where AGM is fitted, do not downgrade.

Land Rover battery registration and intelligent charging

Many newer Land Rover vehicles use battery monitoring and intelligent charging systems. After replacement, the battery management system may need to be reset or the new battery registered so the vehicle can manage charging correctly.

This is especially important where battery capacity or technology changes. Check the exact requirements for the model and year before fitting.

Land Rover auxiliary batteries

Some Land Rover and Range Rover models use more than one battery, including an auxiliary battery for stop-start or vehicle systems. A warning message may relate to the auxiliary battery rather than the main starter battery, so identify which battery is at fault before ordering.

Land Rover stop-start battery replacement

If your Land Rover automatically switches the engine off when stationary and restarts it when you move away, it will normally require an EFB or AGM battery. Replace the fitted technology like-for-like unless Land Rover approves a different specification.

Looking for a good-value Land Rover battery?

We offer competitively priced Lucas batteries for Land Rover and Range Rover vehicles without compromising on dependable starting power, correct battery technology or warranty cover. The best value comes from choosing the right Land Rover battery first time.

Land Rover battery FAQs

How do I find the correct battery for my Land Rover?

Use the Land Rover battery finder and select your model, year, engine and fuel type. Then compare the recommended dimensions, terminal layout and hold-down with the battery currently fitted.

Does a Land Rover battery need coding after replacement?

Some newer models may require battery registration or a battery-management reset after replacement. Requirements vary by model and year.

Can I replace a Land Rover AGM battery with a standard battery?

Normally no. If AGM is specified, fit an AGM replacement. A conventional battery may not cope with the charging strategy, stop-start operation or electrical demands of the vehicle.

Why does my Land Rover show an auxiliary battery warning?

Some models use a separate auxiliary battery. The warning may relate to that smaller battery rather than the main starter battery, so the exact fault should be confirmed before replacement.