Toyota battery keeps dying

Asked by Rebecca Jan 09, 2021 at 02:14 AM about the 2020 Toyota Highlander Hybrid XLE FWD

Question type: General

Brand new Toyota Highlander hybrid 2020, drove
for a week, battery dead. Took to dealership got a
rental, the next day rental won’t start... had to jump
it. Is it something in our garage???( two fridges and
water heater and two leave blower battery chargers)
or these smart key cars are too smart?? O_O

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We just bought a brand new 2020 Toyota Highlander a few days ago, and woke up to the battery being completely dead this morning. We didn’t leave any lights on or whatever to our knowledge - I’m curious if this is a common issue.

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Have and had the same issue. Battery dies frequently, but it is more pronounced when the weather is cold. Had the battery changed out, but still happens from time to time when we donm't drive the highlander for a couple of days.

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