CATL vs BYD – A Battery Technology Showdown

The CATL battery model offers detailed technical specifications, including a nominal capacity of 50Ah and a focus on precise charge and discharge parameters, making it suitable for specialized applications.

In contrast, the BYD model highlights broader vehicle performance metrics, such as motor power and top speed, reflecting its integration into electric vehicle systems.

CATL-vs-BYD-Batteries
CATL-vs-BYD-Batteries

FeatureCATL BatteryBYD Battery
Nominal Capacity50AhNot Provided
Nominal Voltage3.65VNot Provided
Internal Resistance≤0.8mΩNot Provided
Discharge Cut-off Voltage3.0VNot Provided
Standard Charge Current10A (0.2C)Not Provided
Charge Voltage4.2VNot Provided
Max. Charge Voltage4.25VNot Provided
Fast Charge Current50A (1C, CC&CV)Not Provided
Max. Charge Current50A (1.5C, CC&CV)Not Provided
Max. Discharge Current100A (2C, CC&CV)Not Provided
Weight0.85 Kg5335 lbs (Approx. 2420 Kg)**
Operating Temperature (Charge)0~+45℃Not Provided
Operating Temperature (Discharge)-20~+60℃Not Provided
Storage Temperature≤1 month: -20~+45℃Not Provided
≥6 months: -20~+35℃Not Provided
Dimensions148mm (W) x 27mm (T) x 92mm (L)Length: 180 in (4572 mm)
Width: 72 in (1828 mm)
Height: 64 in (1625 mm)
Wheelbase: 111 in (2819 mm)
Motor TypeNot ProvidedAC Synchronous Motor (Brushless)
Max PowerNot Provided121hp (90kW)
Max TorqueNot Provided332 ft/lb
Battery CapacityNot ProvidedNot Provided
RangeNot ProvidedNot Provided
Top SpeedNot Provided87 mph
0 – 60 km/hNot Provided7.69 sec
Braking SystemNot ProvidedRegenerative braking, double and single piston calipers, disk brakes
Steering SystemNot ProvidedEHPS (Electric Hydraulic Power Steering)
Table: Comparison of CATL vs BYD battery

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