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What does BYD Mobile Power Station mean?

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PenelopeMarie

07/24/25 10:09pm

BYD Mobile Power Station refers to a mobile power station that discharges electricity to external appliances. Below is relevant information about BYD Mobile Power Station: 1. Convenience: It supports all household appliances with a power rating of up to 3.3 kilowatts. It is very convenient for self-driving trips, solving some outdoor challenges. BYD's VtoL Mobile Power Station technology can directly utilize the vehicle's battery power to achieve functions such as outdoor cooking, night lighting, cooling/heating, and emergency power supply outside the vehicle. 2. External Power Supply: It achieves external power supply by connecting a seven-to-three adapter device to the charging port.

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WalkerAnn

08/10/25 2:55pm

BYD's Mobile Power Station refers to a feature equipped in their electric vehicles that allows the car to function as a portable power source. When I drive a BYD, this feature proves especially useful for outdoor activities like camping or picnics, as I can directly connect appliances such as rice cookers or lighting without needing an additional generator. Once, during an outing with friends, we used it to power an electric grill, allowing everyone to enjoy hot meals—it was a fantastic experience. The battery capacity is sufficient to support several hours of use, but it's best to avoid prolonged full-load operation to prevent impacting the vehicle's range. Overall, it enhances the versatility of electric vehicles in daily life, adding flexibility and fun to travel.

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