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K8D214B227AJ K8D2-14B227-AJ HYBRID BATTERY MODULE mHEV Land Rover

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K8D214B227AJ / K8D2-14B227-AJ – 48V hybrid battery module for Land Rover

Original 48V mHEV module used in Land Rover models from 2019–2024, fully functional and ready for installation as a replacement for the factory hybrid battery.

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  • CAR MODEL Land Rover discovery sport evoque range rover
  • OEM: K8D2-14B227-AJ
  • PART NUMBER 7342-6345
  • WARRANTY 6 MONTH
  • TESTED Second hand product
  • PAYMENT: Credit Card , Bank Transfer , PayPal
  • EXPRESS DELIVERY – in EU Countries: European Union 2-3 working days
  • INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY – Outside EU Countries: Worldwide 4-7 working days

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Land Rover – hybrid battery module K8D214B227AJ / K8D2-14B227-AJ mHEV 48V

We present the 48V mHEV hybrid battery module identified by part numbers K8D214B227AJ and K8D2-14B227-AJ. This component is used in the latest Land Rover mild-hybrid (MHEV) systems. The module is intended for vehicles produced between 2019–2024, working with both petrol and diesel engines equipped with a 48-volt system.

This component is fitted in many models, including:

  • Range Rover (2019–2024)

  • Range Rover Sport (2019–2024)

  • Land Rover Defender L663 (2020–2024)

  • Land Rover Discovery L462 – MHEV versions (2019–2024)

 

The module stores energy, provides assistance during pull-away and supports the Start/Stop system, improving smoothness and helping reduce fuel consumption.

 

Frequently asked questions (Q&A)


1. Which models can use the K8D214B227AJ / K8D2-14B227-AJ module?

Compatible with Land Rover MHEV 48V vehicles such as Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, Defender and Discovery mild-hybrid versions.


2. Which production years are covered?

The module is used in vehicles produced between 2019–2024.


3. Do both numbers – K8D214B227AJ and K8D2-14B227-AJ – refer to the same part?

Yes, these are reference numbers for the same type of module and are fully interchangeable.


4. Is additional programming required after installation?

Yes – MHEV system adaptation at a service centre is required so the module communicates correctly with the vehicle electronics.


5. How can a 48V hybrid module failure be recognised?

Common symptoms include Start/Stop issues, hybrid warning messages or reduced vehicle performance.


6. Can this module be replaced by the customer?

Due to the 48V system, installation should be carried out by a qualified service technician.


7. Is the module fully tested before sale?

Yes, each unit is tested to ensure correct operation after installation.

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