A replacement battery for a 2013 Buick Verano typically costs between about $70 and $350, depending on battery type, brand, and where you shop.
The Verano uses a standard 12-volt automotive battery. Prices hinge on the battery’s group size, cold-cranking amps (CCA), reserve capacity, whether you choose a standard flooded lead-acid unit or an absorption glass mat (AGM) option, and whether you buy from a dealership, an independent shop, or online retailer. Installation fees and warranties also affect total cost.
Battery options and typical price ranges
Prices vary by battery type and brand; the ranges below reflect common options in the U.S. market.
- Standard flooded lead-acid battery (non-AGM): typically about $70–$120 before tax
- AGM battery (high performance, better vibration resistance, longer life): typically about $120–$260
- OEM-brand or premium AGM options (GM-approved, or well-known brands): roughly $120–$200+ depending on features and retailer
Most Verano owners replacing a standard battery will typically spend around $100–$180 before installation, depending on brand and where purchased.
Additional costs and buying options
Beyond the sticker price, several other costs can affect the total:
- Installation service fees, if you choose professional installation (roughly $10–$100 depending on shop)
- Core charge, refunded when you return the old battery (commonly $5–$15)
- Warranty length and coverage (3–4 years is common for standard and AGM, longer for some OEM options)
- Where to buy: auto parts stores, warehouse clubs, dealerships, or online retailers (prices vary by source)
Shop around and verify the exact battery group size, CCA, and reserve capacity for your Verano, and compare warranties to get the best value.
Choosing the right battery for your Verano
To ensure compatibility, check the battery’s group size on the label, confirm the minimum CCA your engine requires, and compare the vehicle’s recommended options in the owner’s manual or on GM’s site. If you have features like an automatic start-stop system or premium radios, you might prefer an AGM unit for longer life.
Summary
For a 2013 Buick Verano, battery prices span a broad range—from roughly $70 for a basic flooded unit to $350 or more for premium AGM and OEM options. Your final price depends on type, brand, retailer, and whether you add installation and extended warranty coverage. Always confirm group size and CCA, check current local prices, and factor in installation and core charges when budgeting.