How Heavy is a Car Battery?

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LaSarah
07/30/25 5:55am
There are many types of car batteries, and their weights vary depending on capacity. For example, a 1.5Ah (Ah stands for ampere-hour, a unit of battery capacity) battery weighs 12.5Kg (approximately 8.5Kg when not filled with electrolyte); a 55Ah battery weighs 15.0Kg; a 60Ah battery weighs 17.5Kg (approximately 12Kg when not filled with electrolyte); a 70Ah battery weighs 18.0Kg; an 80Ah battery weighs 20.0Kg (approximately 14.5Kg when not filled with electrolyte); and a 110Ah battery weighs 24.5Kg. Here is some additional information: A car battery, also known as a storage battery, is a type of battery that converts chemical energy into electrical energy. Typically, when people refer to a car battery, they mean a lead-acid battery. This is a type of battery primarily made from lead and its oxides, with sulfuric acid solution serving as the electrolyte.
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