Got a battery change warning

[Keep Driving]

I just bought my 2025 Camry XLE and I already got a battery change warning. It's not even been 2 weeks and it's only at 15 miles. I brought it to the dealer and shrugged it off saying it's not something I should worry about. What to do? If I continue driving will I void my warranty?

 

[X-hamlet]

Sorry to hear that, bro. Brand new car and already getting warnings. I read somewhere that some '25 Camry XLE owners have reported similar 12V battery alerts, often caused by short trips not giving the battery enough time to charge properly. The warranty guide doesn't mention driving with the warning as a reason for voiding coverage but it's always good to check with a different dealer or Toyota support. Have you noticed any sluggish starts or other electrical hiccups?

 

[DriveMaster]

I just bought my 2025 Camry XLE and I already got a battery change warning. It's not even been 2 weeks and it's only at 15 miles. I brought it to the dealer and shrugged it off saying it's not something I should worry about. What to do? If I continue driving will I void my warranty?

bro, that dealership is a red flag. you need to go to other dealers. it's unusual for a new car to get warning like tht

 

[camrywanderer]

I just bought my 2025 Camry XLE and I already got a battery change warning. It's not even been 2 weeks and it's only at 15 miles. I brought it to the dealer and shrugged it off saying it's not something I should worry about. What to do? If I continue driving will I void my warranty?

Congrats on your new Camry! That warning is probably for the 12V battery, not the hybrid one. It might have come up because the car sat on the lot for too long. Don't worry, it's under warranty, and driving it won't affect that. If the warning keeps popping up, I'd reccommend having them check or replace the battery

 

[CamryDaily]

That's not typical for a brand new car. You can keep driving it without worrying about your warranty, but I suggest you get it documented. If the dealer doesn't seem concerned, consider going to another Toyota service. It's best to be cautious and have a record just in case