Honda hybrids use their own module architecture, not Toyota’s. The Insight, Civic, CR-Z, Accord and FIT each take a different configuration — from 14 modules at 100.8 V to 22 modules at 158.4 V.
Models covered
Insight (1st and 2nd gen) · Civic (1st and 2nd gen) · CR-Z · Accord · FIT (Jazz)
Pack specification
| Insight / CR-Z (2nd gen) | 14 modules · 100.8 V |
| Insight / Civic / Accord (1st gen) | 20 modules · 144 V |
| Civic (2nd gen) | 22 modules · 158.4 V |
| Format | Cylindrical modules |
What you need to know
Honda used the same model name across generations with different pack sizes, and the IMA system is wired differently from Toyota’s. Two examples catch people out: the 2nd-gen Insight and the CR-Z share the small 14-module pack, while the 2nd-gen Civic takes 22 modules — the odd one out in the whole range.
Packs we build for these cars
| Pack | Chemistry | Configuration | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Honda Insight / CR-Z Hybrid Battery 2010-2012 | Ni-MH | Ni-MH | 100.8V · 7 sets | $976 |
| Honda FIT / Accord Hybrid Battery 2010-2012 | Ni-MH | Ni-MH | 144V · 10 sets | $1,330 |
| Honda Insight / Civic / Accord Hybrid Battery | Ni-MH | Ni-MH | 144V · 20 pcs | $1,330 |
| Honda Civic Hybrid Battery 2006-2011 | Ni-MH | Ni-MH | 158.4V · 11 sets | $1,448 |
Before you order
Send the VIN or chassis code. If we confirm the fitment from your VIN and the pack does not fit, we take it back and cover the return freight.
Frequently asked questions
Do Honda hybrids use the same pack as Toyota?
No. Honda uses its own module format and voltages — the Insight, Civic, CR-Z, Accord and FIT each take a different configuration.
Which Honda pack is the cheapest?
The 14-module Insight / CR-Z pack, at 100.8 V.
How do I confirm a Honda fitment?
Send the VIN. Honda reused model names across generations, so the chassis code matters as much as the year.