What is the battery model of the new Buick GL8?

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LaKaden
09/04/25 4:12am
Buick GL8 battery model specification is 80D26R12V70A. Car battery: Also known as a storage battery, it is a type of battery that works by converting chemical energy into electrical energy. Typically, what people refer to as a battery is a lead-acid battery. That is, a battery mainly made of lead and its oxides, with sulfuric acid solution as the electrolyte. Battery price: The cost of replacing a new battery for the Buick GL8 varies slightly depending on the model and battery brand, generally ranging from 250-400 yuan. Most car batteries today are maintenance-free batteries, unlike the batteries of the past, where adding some battery water could solve the problem caused by evaporation.
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CarlosLee
09/16/25 5:19am
I've been driving the new Buick GL8 for almost a year now. The original battery is a 12V 72Ah AGM type, with specific models resembling ACDelco's S72AGM or Bosch's 72-AGM series. The advantage of AGM batteries lies in their maintenance-free nature, excellent sealed design, and resistance to leakage, making them particularly suitable for daily driving in MPVs like the GL8. My primary usage involves city driving and weekend family trips. The battery starts quickly, the start-stop system responds sensitively, and there's no sluggishness even in sub-zero winter temperatures. Maintenance is straightforward—I check the voltage monthly to ensure it stays around the normal value of 12.5V and keep the terminals clean to prevent corrosion. The battery lifespan is typically 3-4 years, depending on usage frequency. With my average daily driving distance of 30 kilometers, I estimate I'll need to replace it around the 4th year. When replacing the battery, I go to an authorized dealer to avoid installing the wrong model, which could affect the electrical system.
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