BYD's Yangwang U7 battery capacity dips 1.3% after 30,000 km and 350+ flash charges in 9 days

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Yangwang U7 says it has hit a world record by completing 30,000 kilometers away in eight days - or, more specifically, in just under nine days, in a resistance test.

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Seeing a car swallowing 30,000 km in less than nine days, it's not commonplace. When this car is electric and it runs at 240 km/h average, the picture changes. Clim down, more than 36 °C out, ultra-fast recharges repeated. More than 350 times in a few days: the exercise looks like a torture programmed for the battery. That's exactly what BYD organized with its new Blade 2.0 battery. It is installed in the big luxury Yangwang U7 sedan. Objective:…

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BYD has carried out an extreme test with the Yangwang U7 and shows, among other things, the durability of the battery. The vehicle is a total of 30,000 kilometers at a time, interrupted only by the necessary charging processes. Hazards are on average 240 km/h over eight days. The electric car of the upper class had to be charged over 350 times and that of course quickly. In this case BYD does not concretely reveal with which power the vehicle wa…

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350 fast loads and 30,000 km later, BYD shows that its new battery just loses capacity. BYD’s new generation of batteries, Blade 2.0, still gives a lot to talk about. The Chinese brand has done a stress test where it shows that, despite the miles and the abuse of fast charging, it manages to stay in great condition. One of the biggest concerns of drivers towards electric vehicles is how their battery wears out over time. Technological advances i…