For a regular petrol Honda HR-V, a quality 12V battery fitted will usually set you back around AUD $200–$450 at independents, with dealerships often AUD $350–$600 because jumper cables aren’t a lifestyle. For the HR‑V e:HEV hybrid, a new high‑voltage battery pack typically lands around AUD $4,500–$8,500 fitted, while a refurbished/used pack is more like AUD $2,000–$4,000.
Add in diagnostics and labour of roughly AUD $100–$300, depending on who’s wielding the spanners and how dramatic the warning lights were. Prices swing with model year, battery brand, and your postcode, so get a couple of quotes before handing over the keys. If the car’s still under relevant warranties, start there and let them pay for your peace of mind. Consider it a small price to avoid living with a jump pack like it’s a pet.
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