# Hyundai battery in Málaga > Which battery your Hyundai takes (i10, i20, i30, Kona, Tucson): conventional, EFB, AGM, 48 V mild-hybrid and hybrid. No-appointment fitting in Málaga. Home › Car batteries › Batteries by brand › Hyundai The Hyundai range runs on a 12 V battery whose technology depends on the model and engine : conventional or EFB on small cars like the i10, EFB or AGM on Hyundais with Start-Stop (i20, i30, Kona, Tucson) and, on 48 V mild-hybrids, a 12 V lead-acid battery (AGM or EFB) separate from the 48 V one. On HEV and PHEV hybrids (Tucson, Kona) the 12 V is auxiliary: it powers the ignition and electronics but does not crank the engine. On Hyundais with a sensor on the negative terminal, the new battery must be registered in the ECU. At Málaga Baterías (C/ La Orotava, 100, 29006 Málaga), Official Varta Distributor since 1999 , we check it free of charge and replace it without an appointment, in about 15 minutes . Guideline prices with fitting included: 85-140 € conventional, 130-230 € EFB and 180-280 € AGM. Hyundai won’t start? Today, with no appointment Send us your number plate on WhatsApp and we’ll tell you the exact battery for your Hyundai and the price in minutes. Call now WhatsApp Hyundai has become a common sight on Málaga’s roads: SUVs like the Tucson and Kona, small cars like the i10 and i20, hatchbacks like the i30 and, increasingly, hybrids. And that’s the point: very different technologies live under the same badge, from a simple conventional battery in an entry-level i10 to an AGM with registration in a hybrid Tucson. We identify the right one from your number plate and fit it on the spot, without an appointment , at C/ La Orotava, 100, 29006 Málaga . Everything happens at the shop : we don’t offer mobile fitting. Which battery does a Hyundai take? Hyundai (Hyundai-Kia group) allocates the technology by trim level, all in 12 V . Models with Start-Stop require EFB or AGM , never a conventional battery. On 48 V mild-hybrids there are two batteries: the 48 V one (lithium, not touched in a normal replacement) and a 12 V lead-acid one — AGM or EFB — which cranks and powers the car; that is the one we replace. On HEV and PHEV hybrids (Tucson, Kona) the 12 V is auxiliary : it neither moves the car nor cranks the combustion engine, but if it goes flat the car won’t show “READY” or even ignition even with the high-voltage battery charged. And on Hyundais with a sensor on the negative terminal the new battery should be registered in the ECU so the system charges it correctly; we do that included. Model Typical technology Start-Stop Note Hyundai i10 Conventional or EFB Depends on version Small city car; the simplest change Hyundai i20 EFB or AGM Yes Some 48 V mild-hybrids with a separate 12 V lead-acid battery Hyundai i30 EFB or AGM Yes 48 V mild-hybrid on recent petrol and diesel Hyundai Kona EFB/AGM; 12 V auxiliary on HEV and electric Yes On hybrid and EV the 12 V does not crank the engine Hyundai Tucson EFB/AGM; 12 V auxiliary on HEV/PHEV Yes Registration recommended; hybrid with a 12 V service battery Guideline figures: they vary with year, trim and equipment. “—” = we confirm it from your number plate. A quick way to tell what yours needs: look at the negative terminal . If there’s a sensor with a connector coming out of it, your Hyundai manages charging actively and needs an EFB or AGM plus registration of the new battery. And if it left the factory with AGM, it stays AGM: you can move up from EFB to AGM, but never down from AGM to EFB . Official Varta Distributor since 1999 Varta batteries for your Hyundai, fitted on the spot We are at C/ La Orotava, 100, 29006 Málaga. Free battery check, fitting included, recycling of the old battery and warranty under Spanish RDL 7/2021. Request a quote Hyundai models: find your battery We have a dedicated guide for the Hyundais we replace most batteries for: - Hyundai Tucson battery in Málaga - Hyundai i10 battery in Málaga Is your Hyundai not on the list — i20, i30, Kona, Bayon, Santa Fe…? Give us the number plate and we’ll tell you the exact battery: ask us for a quote . How we do it No appointment · in about 15 minutes - 01 Send us your plate - 02 Free Midtronics test - 03 15-minute fitting - 04 BMS registration & recycling Signs it’s time to replace it - Slow cranking from cold, especially first thing in the morning. - Start-Stop doesn’t engage , or it does and the engine restarts by itself seconds later: the classic first warning on modern Hyundais. - A battery warning light or a dashboard message that the Start-Stop conditions aren’t met. - Intermittent glitches on the screen, the camera or the audio system. - A recently replaced battery that was never registered with the ECU : the car keeps treating it as the old one, charges it badly and it lasts half as long. - On a Hyundai hybrid, the car won’t show “READY” even with the main battery charged: it’s usually the 12 V auxiliary one. - More than 4 years old. In Málaga a conventional battery lasts 4-6 years on average and an EFB or AGM 5-7 . How much it costs in Málaga Fixed price, fitting included : Technology When Price fitted … ## Buy or change this battery in Málaga Málaga Baterías — official Varta distributor. No appointment needed. Free quote and recycling of your old battery. - **Phone:** [952 31 01 18](tel:+34952310118) - **WhatsApp:** [+34 952 31 01 18](https://wa.me/34952310118) - **Address:** C/ La Orotava, 100, 29006 Málaga - **Directions:** https://maps.google.com/?q=Málaga+Baterías+C/+La+Orotava+100+Málaga ### Areas we cover Málaga city: Centro, Teatinos, El Palo, Pedregalejo, Ciudad Jardín, Cruz de Humilladero, Carretera de Cádiz, Churriana, Campanillas, Puerto de la Torre, Bailén-Miraflores, Palma-Palmilla. Costa del Sol: Torremolinos, Benalmádena, Fuengirola, Mijas, Marbella, Rincón de la Victoria, Vélez-Málaga, Torrox, Nerja, Alhaurín. --- [See the full product page](https://malagabaterias.com/en/battery-hyundai-malaga)