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K8D214B227AL K8D2-14B227-AL HYBRID BATTERY MODULE mHEV LAND ROVER

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K8D214B227AL / K8D2-14B227-AL – mHEV battery module for Land Rover

Original 48V hybrid battery module used in Land Rover models with MHEV system from 2018–2024, fully functional and ready for installation.

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  • CAR MODEL Land Rover discovery sport evoque range rover
  • OEM: K8D2-14B227-AL
  • PART NUMBER 7342-9404
  • 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 K8D214B227AL / K8D2-14B227-AL mHEV

We offer the mHEV 48V hybrid battery module with part numbers K8D214B227AL and K8D2-14B227-AL, used in Land Rover vehicles equipped with a mild-hybrid system. This part is used in model years 2018–2024, in both petrol and diesel engines supported by the MHEV system.

Compatible Land Rover models:

Range Rover (2018–2024)
Range Rover Sport (2018–2024)
Defender L663 (2020–2024)
Discovery L462 – selected MHEV versions (2019–2024)

The module stores energy in the 48V system, supports the drivetrain during acceleration and operates the Start/Stop system. Each unit is fully working, tested and ready to be installed as a replacement for the original module.

Frequently asked questions (Q&A)


1. Which models are compatible with the K8D214B227AL / K8D2-14B227-AL module?

Fits: Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, Defender L663 and Discovery L462 (MHEV versions) from 2018–2024.


2. Which model years and engines are compatible?

The module is used in vehicles produced in 2018–2024 with petrol and diesel engines supported by the 48V mild-hybrid system.


3. Are the numbers K8D214B227AL and K8D2-14B227-AL interchangeable?

Yes, both numbers refer to the same module type and can be used interchangeably.


4. Does the module require calibration after installation?

Yes, MHEV system adaptation at a Land Rover service centre is recommended to synchronise the module with the vehicle system.


5. What symptoms indicate a faulty 48V MHEV battery module?

Hybrid fault messages, Start/Stop not working, weaker drivetrain support or increased fuel consumption.


6. Can the module be replaced by the customer?

Due to the 48V system, installation should be performed by a qualified workshop.


7. Is the part tested before shipping?

Yes, each module is checked to ensure full functionality.

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