What is the battery model for the Buick Excelle?

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DelCassandra
07/30/25 1:19am
The model is 6-QW-60TY. The Buick Excelle uses a Fengfan battery, and vehicles equipped with an automatic start-stop system come with an AGM battery. Compared to batteries of the same specifications, the Buick Excelle AGM battery offers the following advantages: 1. Three times higher cyclic charging capability than lead-calcium batteries, resulting in a longer service life. 2. Higher electrical capacity stability throughout its entire service life. 3. More reliable low-temperature performance. 4. Reduced risk of accidents and environmental pollution (due to 100% sealed acid). 5. Simple maintenance and reduced deep discharge.
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