Car batteries in the Philippines
A car battery in the Philippines costs roughly ₱4,200 to ₱17,400 for common sizes, and AGM models reach about ₱29,600, approximately, according to sellers' websites, November 2026. The quickest way to a price for your exact car is a request on BlaBlaPrice.
Approximate prices in Philippines, November 2026 (sellers' websites)| Battery type | Typical example | Price range |
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| Small, 40 Ah maintenance-free | Mega Force NS40 | ₱4,200 to ₱5,000 |
| Mid-size, 50–65 Ah | Century 50D20L, Century DIN65 | ₱11,200 to ₱12,900 |
| Large, 70 Ah | Century NS70L, Century S95 EFB | ₱13,000 to ₱17,400 |
| AGM | Uplus H7 80 Ah, Interstate 400 CCA, Odyssey | ₱9,800 to ₱29,600 |
Size, group and CCA
Start with your car's make and model, because the battery group size and terminal polarity have to fit the tray. Listings in the Philippines show group sizes such as 34, 31 and 94R, and cold-cranking amps (CCA) from about 400 up to 816. Check the owner's manual or the label on the old battery before you order, then write the group, the Ah and the CCA you need into your request.
Warranty and the rules
Warranty periods differ by brand and seller. One maintenance-free battery listed here carries an 18-month warranty, and Ford states that original batteries fitted to its vehicles have 1-year or 3-year coverage. Republic Act No. 10642 is the law for brand-new motor vehicles bought in the Philippines, so for a replacement battery the warranty card and the receipt are what you rely on. Keep both.
Season and delivery between cities
The climate is hot all year, with a wet and a dry season instead of winter and summer. There is no winter cold-start peak, so buyers can order in any month. Name your city in the request, whether it is Manila, Quezon City, Makati, Cebu City or Davao City, because delivery depends on it. Ask whether the price includes delivery and whether the old battery can be taken back.
What to write in your request
Give the car make and model, the battery size you need (group, Ah and CCA), the polarity, and whether you want a standard, AGM or EFB battery. Add your budget and say whether you will trade in the old battery. The more of this is in the request, the fewer questions the sellers need to ask you.
On BlaBlaPrice you describe the battery in your own words in a chat, free of charge, and you can add a photo of the old label. The AI reads the request, asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the Philippines, then shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, price and terms. Your contacts stay hidden until you decide with whom to exchange them. For related parts see engine and brake system, or create a request to start.
Questions and answers
How much does a car battery cost in the Philippines?
Common 40 Ah maintenance-free batteries are about ₱4,200 to ₱5,000, mid-size 50–65 Ah batteries about ₱11,200 to ₱12,900, and AGM models from about ₱9,800 to ₱29,600. These are approximate, according to sellers' websites, November 2026.
Does a new car battery come with a warranty?
Yes, but the period depends on the brand and the seller. One listed maintenance-free battery has an 18-month warranty, and Ford reports 1-year or 3-year coverage on the batteries fitted to its vehicles.
Which battery size do I need?
Check your car's make and model first, then the group size, Ah and CCA. Sellers list group sizes such as 34 and 94R, so name the group in your request.
Can I trade in my old battery?
Yes, ask for it in your request. Trade-in is one of the things buyers usually specify, and it can change the final price.
