What is the battery capacity of Li Auto?
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The Li ONE has a 40 kWh battery, providing a pure electric range of only 120 km. Here are some specific details about Li Auto: 1. BYD Tang: The BYD Tang with a 22 kWh battery can run 100 km (NEDC), and beyond that, it relies on fuel. 2. Actual usage: The physical capacity of the battery pack is 40.5 kWh, but the actual usable capacity (displayed as 100%-0%) is 33.2 kWh. Therefore, it can run 180 km (NEDC) on 33 kWh and 150 km on 27.6 kWh before switching to fuel for power generation. 3. The significance of a large battery and reserved capacity lies in battery safety and longevity, ensuring smooth pure electric driving even at low battery levels, and relatively minor performance degradation.
Recently helped a friend pick up a Li Auto L7 Pro and specifically checked the manual. The extended-range version comes with a 40.5kWh CATL ternary lithium battery pack, offering around 170 km of pure electric range. However, real-world range depends heavily on driving style—I noticed rapid battery drain when flooring the accelerator. The manual recommends avoiding full charges every time to preserve battery longevity. During a camping trip, I discovered the vehicle's 3.5kW external discharge function powered a projector for five hours while only consuming 40% charge, proving incredibly handy for outdoor electricity needs.