There’s a solution to the issue of higher cost of battery replacement: Stellantis has launched official refurbished high-voltage batteries with warranty comparable to original parts.
Stellantis announces the launch of official refurbished high-voltage batteries, which will be showcased at the exhibition on September 8, 2026.
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On September 7, 2026, Stellantis announced the expansion of its electric vehicle component refurbishing business. Its SUSTAINera department will launch official refurbished high-voltage batteries. The quality standards for these batteries are comparable to those of MOPAR original parts, with performance equal to that of new components, aiming to address the high cost of battery replacement for electric vehicles. This initiative marks the official extension of Stellantis’ ‘4R’ circular economy strategy to core electronic components such as high-voltage power batteries, electric compressors, and electrified dual-clutch transmissions. All refurbished products are remanufactured according to OEM standards, allowing for up to 80% reduction in raw material consumption and 40% reduction in carbon emissions compared to new parts. This technology has been successfully applied in the energy storage project at Rome Airport. Stellantis will display related refurbished components at the Automechanika exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany, from September 8 to 12, 2026.
Stellantis announces the launch of official refurbished high-voltage batteries, which will be showcased at the exhibition on September 8, 2026.
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Stellantis announces the introduction of refurbished high-voltage batteries.
Stellantis’ SUSTAINera division will offer official refurbished high-voltage batteries, with warranty comparable to MOPAR’s original components. The business will expand to include core three-electric components such as high-voltage power batteries, electric compressors, and electrified dual-clutch transmissions.
The SUSTAINera division under Stellantis has introduced official refurbished high-voltage batteries with warranty comparable to original parts. This service covers high-voltage battery components for most electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid models, and will be exhibited at the Frankfurt Motor Show from September 8 to 12, 2026. All refurbished parts are manufactured according to original equipment manufacturer specifications, with performance identical to MOPAR original parts, and offer a 24-month warranty without mileage restrictions. The refurbished products also include electric dual-clutch transmissions and electric air-conditioning compressors. Compared to new batteries, the cost of replacing EV batteries is high, currently ranging from $7,000 to $25,000 worldwide, and is even higher for some luxury models. SUSTAINera provides low-cost replacement solutions for many old fleets in Europe through its refurbishment program, saving up to 80% on raw materials and reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 40%. Stellantis sells electric vehicles under multiple brands in Europe, and its circular economy strategy covers lifecycle management from production to recycling.
SUSTAINera, under Stellantis, will display refurbished parts for pure electric and hybrid vehicles at the Automechanika trade show in Frankfurt, Germany, from September 8 to 12, 2026 (booth 9.0, F84-E84). This marks the official extension of its circular economy “4R” strategy to core components such as high-voltage batteries, electric compressors, and electrified dual-clutch transmissions. All refurbished parts are remade according to OEM standards, with performance and warranty equivalent to MOPAR original parts. Compared to new parts, this approach can reduce raw material consumption by up to 80% and carbon emissions by 40%. This technology has been previously applied in the energy storage project at Rome Airport.