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turn your steering wheel to the left
look into the front wheel well on right side
you can see the corner of the battery which has a sticker attached that shows you serial number and product number of the battery
and if you do that, why don't you add an entry to the battery table?
Mine is an E pack. It was one of the earliest Australian cars, delivered 15th Dec because we missed the launch on the 9th being offshore until the 14th. However, the first demonstrators might be well D's.
Mine is a D - one of the Signatures. I put it down to "luck of the draw" they would have been using the Ds until they ran out - seems like I was at that point...
The battery pack has a part number and a revision. Back when the "A pack" "E pack" terminology was coined, everyone's battery had the same part number, so the revision number was all that's needed to identify a particular battery type. Now there are many different part numbers for the battery, each with multiple revisions, so the "A pack" "E pack" terms are no longer meaningful. For example, a 1064362-00-A battery (what would've been referred to as "A pack" in the past) is newer than a 1031043-00-E battery.
See Battery table for a list of known battery pack part numbers.