Expected battery life left?

I think that's a reasonable expectation. From what I've seen, they'll handle all the miles you care to put on them for about 12-15 years. Then it gets iffy.

 

With only 80,000 miles you shouldn't worry about the hybrid battery. Or any other thing for a 2015 Prius.
There are some people on Prius Chat that like to scare people because that's what makes them feel better
about themselves.
As with ANY vehicle, set money aside for repairs and you'll be fine.

 

I drive a 2015. Still have the original HV battery. Hasn't given me any issues. Replaced the 12v battery at 5 years.

 

What price are you thinking of selling it for?

 

Nobody can tell you how much longer your battery will last, because that depends on its history---like how hot has it been, how many times and how widely it has been cycled, etc.

The battery in my 2011 doesn't show obvious degradation yet, and the car has been parked in the sun all summer for at least the past 9 summers.

 

I'm not sure that this advice applies to a 2015 model. My reasoning is

1) in many states the HV battery will be under warranty for for an extended period of time and miles and the batteries are designed for extended lifetime.
2) The Prius hybrid is designed to place very little stress on the battery while in use. When the dashboard shows that it's full, it actually has room for more charge if you need to brake hard. If the battery reads empty, it actually has a fair amount of charge left.
3) The Atkinson cycle engine starts easily when needed to charge the battery while driving.
4) Most of the battery cycle is under control of the car, not the driver. It will not let you destroy the battery through normal driving.

 

Approximate battery life left is 3 years 4 months and 10 days left according to your driving style.

 

That's mostly true, but doesn't make what I said about the remaining life expectancy of B. Truman's battery untrue. Nobody can tell exactly how much longer it will last---except Grit.

 

Judging by the huge mileage your doing I wouldn't worried... If like in the UK you have a hybrid battery check done by the dealers £45 in the UK this covers you for another 12 months or 10,000 months of warranty up to 12-15years old I believe.

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As mentioned earlier, it’s more about time than miles. When I looked into the publicly available info I could find a few years ago, It seemed like the average Gen 2-3 Prius HV battery has a negligible chance of failing within the first 10 years, and then a roughly 3% per year chance of failing after that. From what I’ve heard since then, the lifespan of a Prius hybrid battery is inversely proportional to the amount of dirt, dust, and debris in the immediate vicinity of the air intake for the battery fan. Keep the intake and fan clean, and the battery is likely to last a long time. Have your dog shed hair right next to the intake or your kids toss cheerios in there and the battery is liable to die a lot sooner.