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Toyota Innova Hycross battery

Every battery that fits the Toyota Innova Hycross, by engine variant — with the size code decoded, terminal layout, and prices.

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Toyota Innova Hycross 2.0 Petrol (Petrol)

55B24R

55 = performance index (≈45 Ah true capacity) · B = case class (129×203 mm) · 24 = 240 mm long · R = positive terminal on the right

SF Sonic SF Sonic Flash Start 55B24R — 45Ah 400CCA ₹5,150
Tata Green Tata Green Sprint 55B24R — 45Ah 400CCA ₹5,300
Exide Exide Mileage 55B24R — 45Ah 400CCA ₹5,800
Livguard Livguard Xtreme 55B24R — 45Ah 400CCA ₹5,850
Amaron Amaron Go 55B24R — 45Ah 400CCA ₹6,200
Panasonic Panasonic Super Charge 55B24R — 45Ah 400CCA ₹6,800

80D26R

80 = performance index (≈65 Ah true capacity) · D = case class (173×204 mm) · 26 = 260 mm long · R = positive terminal on the right

SF Sonic SF Sonic Flash Start 80D26R — 65Ah 580CCA ₹6,600
Tata Green Tata Green Sprint 80D26R — 65Ah 580CCA ₹6,950
Livguard Livguard Xtreme 80D26R — 65Ah 580CCA ₹7,300
Exide Exide Mileage 80D26R — 65Ah 580CCA ₹7,600
Amaron Amaron Go 80D26R — 65Ah 580CCA ₹7,950
Panasonic Panasonic Super Charge 80D26R — 65Ah 580CCA ₹8,250

Toyota Innova Hycross Strong Hybrid (Hybrid)

AUX-AGM-12

12 Ah AGM · ETN case · 150x90x130 mm · required for stop-start and high electrical loads

Exide Exide Micro Hybrid AGM AUX-AGM-12 — 12Ah 200CCA AGM ₹6,200
Bosch Bosch S5 AGM AUX-AGM-12 — 12Ah 200CCA AGM ₹6,900
Varta Varta Silver Dynamic AGM AUX-AGM-12 — 12Ah 200CCA AGM ₹7,000

Terminal side (the L or R in the code) changes between variants and facelifts — fitting the wrong hand means the cables will not reach. Check the battery in your car, or send us a photo of the label and we will confirm the fitment.

How to read your battery code

A JIS code such as 55B24LS breaks down as: 55 the performance index (roughly the capacity class — the true rating here is about 45 Ah), B the case class which fixes width and height, 24 the length in centimetres, L the terminal side (positive on the left, viewed from the terminal face), and S for slim posts. European cars instead use DIN/EN codes such as DIN55, where the number is the capacity in amp-hours, or AGM case codes such as H7-AGM for stop-start cars.