EU Right To Repair Directive
Right to repair directive timing of obligation - Honda MPP2 traction battery
For products incorporating LMT batteries, the Right to Repair consumer information requirement becomes applicable from 18 February 2027.
Products in scope
This information applies to Honda MPP2 lithium-ion traction batteries used in selected models, including EM1 e: and CUV e:.
Repairability
Honda MPP2 batteries are sealed units and cannot be safely dismantled or repaired. For this reason, repair is not offered and defective batteries are replaced.
Assessment and replacement process
If you believe your battery is defective:
- Contact your local Honda retailer
- The retailer will assess the battery condition
- If a defect is confirmed, a replacement battery will be provided
Indicative timing
- Assessment/diagnostic check with MCS: typically completed within [36 minutes]
- Replacement: typically completed within [6 minutes] following confirmation
(Timings may vary depending on location and parts availability.)
Indicative costs
Costs may include assessment, replacement, and associated services.
Indicative costs may vary depending on location, but typically include:
- Assessment/diagnostic check with MCS: [€40.24] EU Average
- Replacement battery: [€6.71] EU Average
Final costs may vary due to local taxes and logistics. For a precise quote, please contact your local Honda retailer. Your local Honda retailer will provide a full cost estimate before any work is carried out.
Returning a battery
Your retailer will advise on how to safely return the battery or arrange collection, including any transport requirements.
Contact and support
For all enquiries relating to battery assessment, replacement, or disposal, please contact your local Honda retailer.