Compare Infiniti Q50 hybrid car battery repair quotes from specialist garages

The Q50 - a mid-sized premium executive saloon introduced in 2014 - is a standout model in Infiniti's lineup. It offers luxury, technology and style, resulting in a model that is easy on the eyes and capable of competing with class-leading rivals like the BMW 3 Series and Audi A4. Top speeds range between 120 and 155 mph.

In the US, where Infiniti is much more prominent, the Q50 is multi-award-winning. In 2021, for instance, it received the AutoPacific 'Vehicle Satisfaction Award' in the Standard Luxury Car category. There is a known problem with the brake pedal feeling spongy in some Q50s; this issue can be resolved by replacing the master cylinder.

Hybrid batteries typically last between 80,000 and 100,000 miles - a distance that can be extended through regular servicing and maintenance. Some are made using nickel-metal hydride, while others use lithium-ion - these are becoming more common because they are less toxic, perform better at high temperatures and are better at retaining charge.

Eventually, all batteries fail. The good news is that it's sometimes possible to repair your hybrid car battery rather than replace it. This is the best option if there are only a few faulty modules.

If your battery works but doesn't hold charge like it used to, and you'd like to restore its functionality, you could have it reconditioned, which is often cheaper than replacing it. However, you may have to book a battery replacement if several faulty modules are non-repairable. After inspecting your car's battery, a technician will advise you about the best course of action.