A smart choice for the planet and the workshop

As Australia accelerates towards a cleaner transport future, Infinitev says it is quietly powering that shift from the inside out.
Specialising in remanufactured hybrid vehicle batteries, Infinitev states it delivers an elegant solution to a growing challenge — how to keep hybrids on the road sustainably and affordably.
Hybrid batteries are the heart of fuel-efficient vehicles like the Toyota Prius or Camry Hybrid. But when they fail, many owners and mechanics face a dilemma: buy an expensive new battery or scrap an otherwise perfectly good car.
Infinitev offers a third option — remanufactured batteries that restore performance at a fraction of the cost, with a fraction of the environmental impact.
Each Infinitev remanufactured battery is built from recovered components, carefully tested and matched to ensure high performance and long service life.
By reusing rather than replacing, Infinitev explains that it helps keep valuable materials like nickel and rare earth metals out of landfills and reduces the demand for new mining and manufacturing.
It states the result is up to 98 percent less embedded carbon compared to a brand-new battery.
For mechanics, Infinitev says its value proposition is clear: backed by a nationwide warranty and local technical support, these batteries are not only reliable backed up by three-year warranties.
With fast turnaround times, flexible trade pricing, and a growing range of hybrid models covered, Infinitev explains that it helps workshops deliver better outcomes to customers while positioning themselves as sustainability leaders.
Remanufacturing isn’t just good for business; it is good for Australia. It creates local jobs, reduces electronic waste, and strengthens circular supply chains right here at home.
Infinitev says that its batteries prove that innovation doesn’t always mean starting from scratch — sometimes it means giving something a second life.
In a world that desperately needs smarter resource use, Infinitev says, “that’s a future worth charging toward.”

For more information, visit www.infinitev.au