Prius Battery Prices in Schaumburg, IL: New vs. Remanufactured

Compare exact Gen 2 and Gen 3–4 Prius battery prices from an Illinois specialist, including each remanufactured warranty option.

By How we research prices

IL Hybrid Batteries publishes replacement prices and exact warranty choices for its Schaumburg, Illinois shop. For a Gen 2 Prius it lists remanufactured packs at $1,199 with a 2-year warranty, $1,699 with a 4-year warranty, and new OEM at $2,599 with a 5-year warranty. For Gen 3–4, Prius V, and Prius C it lists $1,299 (2-year reman), $1,799 (4-year reman), and $2,599 (5-year new OEM). These are one provider’s prices, not a Toyota dealer quote. The Prius table

Prius application Remanufactured option New OEM option Stated warranty
Gen 2 $1,199 (2-year reman) / $1,699 (4-year reman) $2,599 (5-year OEM) Exact warranty option is priced
Gen 3–4, V, or C $1,299 (2-year reman) / $1,799 (4-year reman) $2,599 (5-year OEM) Exact warranty option is priced

For the Gen 2 figures, the arithmetic is $2,599 - $1,199 = $1,400. That is the price gap on this provider’s table. It does not prove that a Toyota dealer charges $2,599, that every remanufactured pack has the same cells, or that a repair is needed at all.

What must match before ordering

Toyota’s owner and warranty resources are vehicle-context pages, so use the VIN, model year, trim, and battery part application to confirm fit. Toyota owner resources do not publish a universal replacement total. A warning light can also reflect cooling, sensing, wiring, or control problems; approve a battery only after the diagnostic result identifies the pack.

Ask the specialist to put the following on the estimate: new OEM or remanufactured construction, warranty duration and what labor it covers, installation location, old-pack return or core terms, and the exact Prius generation. “Free installation” on the IL Hybrid Batteries page applies to its shop and service area; delivery and installation elsewhere can change the total.

The 2-year remanufactured option buys the lowest starting price; the 4-year option costs $500 more for Gen 2 and $500 more for Gen 3–4/V/C. New OEM costs $1,400 more than the Gen 2 2-year reman and $900 more than its 4-year reman. Compare those terms with the car’s remaining value and expected ownership period, then get a VIN-specific written quote before scheduling.

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