The standard OEM battery for the 2016 Honda Pilot is a 12-volt lead-acid battery in Group Size 24F, typically rated around 70–75 Ah and about 640–650 CCA.
In practice, the exact battery can vary by trim and market, but Group 24F is the common specification for most 2016 Pilots. When replacing, you’ll want a battery that matches those specifications and fits under the hood with the same terminal layout.
Battery specifications at a glance
Before listing the key specs, note that variations exist by trim and supplier. The core specs you need to match are the group size, voltage, capacity, and cold-cranking amps.
- Group size: 24F
- Voltage: 12 volts
- Capacity (Ah): about 70–75 Ah
- Cold-cranking amps (CCA): roughly 640–650 CCA (range varies by manufacturer)
- Reserve capacity (RC): typically around 90–120 minutes
These figures reflect typical OEM replacements and common aftermarket equivalents that fit the 2016 Pilot. Always verify exact specs on your current battery or the owner's manual before replacement.
Replacement considerations
OEM vs aftermarket options
OEM Honda batteries are designed to fit the Pilot’s electrical system and provide reliable performance; aftermarket batteries must meet or exceed the original specs in group size (24F), CCA, and RC to ensure proper functioning.
Installation tips
When replacing the battery, ensure proper terminal alignment, clean corrosion on connectors, and proper disposal of the old battery. If your Pilot has the optional start-stop system (varies by market), you may need to check for any extra battery-related cautions.
Summary
For the 2016 Honda Pilot, the standard battery size is Group 24F, 12-volt, with approximately 70–75 Ah capacity and about 640–650 CCA. When replacing, match the group size and electrical specs, and consider reputable OEM or aftermarket batteries that fit the same dimensions and terminals.