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BYD Blade Battery, 651 kWh

Two numbers decide the case here: a ten-year, 1.2-million-kilometre battery warranty, well past the six to eight years usual in Europe, and a twenty-minute megawatt charge that puts a driver's break back into the schedule. 651 kWh is among the largest packs offered for a 44-tonne tractor. BYD does not sell this pack on its own and publishes no price for it.

Battery651 kWh
DC charging1500 kW
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General 6 / 8

ModelBYD's wording: ultra-safe Blade Battery (LFP). The pack has no separate product code in the releaseBlade Battery, 651 kWh↗
What it isBuilt into the truck, not offered separately in this releaseTraction battery for a heavy electric tractor unit↗
FormPack, module, rack, cabinet or containerPack↗
AnnouncedWith the ETT 44, BYD's first 44-tonne electric tractor for Europe14 September 2026, IAA TRANSPORTATION 2026, Hanover↗ ↗
IAA Transportation 2026Hall and stand not published in the sources read. BYD's stand carried a 3.5 to 44 t line-up, including new Rigid 4×2 and 6×2 trucksShown in the ETT 44 at the show, Hanover, 14-20 September 2026↗ ↗
Availability in EuropeNo delivery date published for the truck or the packnot published
List priceNot published; the battery is not sold separately in this releasenot published
WarrantyBYD sets this against the six to eight years usual for batteries in Europe. Secondary coverage of the launch adds 70 % retained capacity at the end of the term; the release read here does not state it10 years / 1.2 million km↗

Energy and power 5 / 10

Capacity, grossAs fitted in the ETT 44651 kWh↗ ↗
Capacity, usableNot publishednot published
VoltageNominal851.2 V↗
Charge powerOn the Megawatt Charging System, 1.5 MW and above. On CCS2 the pack takes 420 kW1500 kW↗ ↗
Discharge powerNot published for the battery. The truck's drivetrain is rated 743 PS, with up to 1,000 PS system peaknot published
Charge rateNot publishednot published
Charge time20 to 80 % on a megawatt charger, which BYD says adds up to 248 miles (about 400 km). The same window on a 420 kW CCS2 charger takes up to 60 minutes20 min↗ ↗
CyclesNot publishednot published
EfficiencyNot publishednot published
LifeFrom the warranty: ten years or 1.2 million km10 years↗

Cells and build 3 / 8

ChemistryBYD's Blade Battery is lithium iron phosphateLFP↗
Cell formatBYD's long, flat cell that gives the Blade Battery its name; no cell dimensions publishedBlade↗
Cell supplierBYD makes its own cellsBYD↗
ArchitectureNot published in the releasenot published
Energy density, by massNot publishednot published
Energy density, by volumeNot publishednot published
MassNot publishednot published
DimensionsNot publishednot published

Thermal and safety 0 / 6

CoolingNot publishednot published
Operating temperatureNot publishednot published
ProtectionNot publishednot published
StandardsNot publishednot published
Thermal runaway containmentBYD calls it an ultra-safe Blade Battery but publishes no test result in this releasenot published
Battery managementNot publishednot published

In a truck 3 / 6

Which trucks use itBYD's European line-up now runs from 3.5 to 44 t, with new Rigid 4×2 and 6×2 models shown as 26 t swap-body and hooklift versionsBYD ETT 44, the 44 t electric tractor unit premiered in Hanover↗ ↗
MountingNot publishednot published
Battery swappingNot offered; the truck charges on CCS2 or MCSno↗
Range it gives a truckBYD's claim for the ETT 44, quoted as up to 372 miles. No test cycle or payload named600 km↗ ↗
Second lifeNot publishednot published
RecyclingNot publishednot published

Company 3 / 4

CompanyThe entity behind the European launchBYD Europe B.V.↗
HeadquartersThe release does not name the cityThe Netherlands↗
WebsiteEuropean commercial-vehicle press material is published on bydukmedia.combyd.com↗
ContactNot published in the sources readnot published

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