I've got a 2015 Panda Pop (basic model, no start-stop). Still using the same battery that came with it (nearly 10 years old).
When using my reg plate, Tayna, Halfords and Eurocarparts all recommend a 012 battery (207mm*175mm*190mm).
The battery that was originally fitted is only 175mm*175mm*190mm, which Tayna thinks is a 002L.
The recommended battery will probably fit (same height and width, just a bit longer) should I just get a Varta 012? The CCA / power figures are slightly more generous than the original battery that came with the Panda.
When using my reg plate, Tayna, Halfords and Eurocarparts all recommend a 012 battery (207mm*175mm*190mm).
The battery that was originally fitted is only 175mm*175mm*190mm, which Tayna thinks is a 002L.
The recommended battery will probably fit (same height and width, just a bit longer) should I just get a Varta 012? The CCA / power figures are slightly more generous than the original battery that came with the Panda.
- Model
- Pop 1.2
- Year
- 2015
e. They just pushed on. Moral of this tale? Yes the bigger battery will fit and 50 or 60 amp/hrs is better than the 45 originally fitted. I bought two bigger batteries from Halfords (Yuasa) for our 2 Pandas a year ago, but only because a 4 year warranty was available and they were cheaper at that time. However the cars original smaller battery had lasted 12 years so DON'T be sold a tale by battery sales people!
