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How long can I expect a hybrid car to last for?
I have a 2014 Toyota Auris Hybrid. When can I expect to start having expensive repairs such as a replacement battery?
Asked on 31 January 2020 by Eoin Donohue
Answered by
Andrew Brady
With regular servicing, I wouldn't expect any major problems with your Auris for a number of years. They're extremely reliable cars and the battery should last for a while yet, if early Prius models are anything to go by.
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