Is the Blade Battery technology in the BYD Atto 3 really revolutionary?
The Blade Battery technology from BYD has been heavily promoted as being safer, longer lasting and more energy dense than conventional lithium ion batteries. The EV community has been captivated and debated over this innovative battery design. Supporters say the Blade Battery is a huge step forward in EV battery technology, solving problems like thermal runaway and making vehicles safer overall. However skeptics question if the promised real world benefits live up to the hype and how it stacks up against other manufacturers improvements. The talk of the Blade Battery is often linked to larger issues like EV safety, range anxiety and the future of battery technology. But it also leads to questions about whether other manufacturers will look to BYD's lead and take on similar technologies themselves.
I believe the Blade Battery is the real deal. I’ve seen the safety tests and they are impressive, and my Atto 3’s range and charging speed have been great. It’s not revolutionary, but it’s a step forward for EV batteries.
Because I'm an electrical engineer, I'm very interested in the Blade Battery design. It’s clever, not revolutionary. It's really an evolution of existing lithium iron phosphate technology. However, BYD's implementation looks good, and could spur other manufacturers to get creative.
The Blade Battery looks promising but I'm not getting too excited until I see long term data. However, we need a few years of real world use to judge its longevity and performance. Do you remember when everyone was hyping solid state batteries? We shouldn’t get ahead of ourselves.
I like that BYD is going with safety first with the Blade Battery, whether it be revolutionary or not. Seeing those EV fire videos, it’s good to know that there’s more than enough safety to my Atto 3’s battery. Peace of mind is worth a lot.
People are overhyping the Blade Battery, I think. It’s a good design, but other manufacturers are making some big strides in battery tech too, and Tesla’s 4680 cells and Volkswagen’s unified cell concept are both pretty impressive in their own right.
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Is the Blade Battery technology in the BYD Atto 3 really revolutionary?
02 January 2025 06:16
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