The group size most 2016–2021 non-Type R Civics use, with the positive terminal on the right. The Type R is often an H5 / Group 48. Match the CCA and the terminal side on the battery in the car.
Battery
Group size, terminal side, and whether the car needs an AGM battery.
Buying advice
Match the group size and terminal layout on the battery already in the car. Start-stop cars need AGM or EFB. Many BMWs must have the new battery registered with a scan tool before they will charge it.
Check before you buy: trims and mid-year changes can affect fit. Enter your VIN or registration at the retailer to confirm, and compare the OEM number on your old part.
Commonly listed group size for the E210 Corolla. Read the label on the battery in the car before ordering — CCA and terminal side still have to match.
AGM battery 48H6
#BAGM-48H6-760
Listed in Ford's Motorcraft table for the 3.5 EcoBoost, alongside the larger BAGM-94RH7-800. Other engines and option packages use different group sizes.
H5 or H6 AGM / EFB battery
#H5 / H6
Mk7 Golfs with start-stop need an AGM or EFB battery, usually H5 or H6. A plain flooded battery will not hold up. Match the group and terminal side on the old battery.
Common AGM size for the F30. After installation the battery has to be registered with a scan tool or the car will not charge it correctly. Confirm the group size on the old battery.
RedTop 51R starting battery
#8073-167
Spiral-cell AGM in Honda's 51R size — vibration-proof and spill-proof.
Heavy-duty AGM in the common H6 / L3 size for start-stop cars.
Fits: Volkswagen Golf Mk7 (5G) (2013–2020), Toyota RAV4 5th gen (XA50) (2019–present)