The positive battery terminal is typically located on the positive side of the vehicle's battery. It is usually larger than the negative terminal and may be marked with a plus sign (+) or the word "POS" to indicate its polarity.

The positive battery cable is securely attached to the positive terminal of the battery using a bolt or clamp. This connection is essential for providing electrical power to the vehicle's electrical system, including the starter motor, ignition system, lights, and other components.

Positive battery terminals are usually made of lead or another conductive metal to ensure good electrical conductivity. They may be coated with corrosion-resistant material to prevent corrosion and ensure a reliable connection over time.