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NEWS: BYD has launched its next-generation battery energy storage system. It has a unit capacity of 14.5 MWh, the highest globally to date. The energy storage system achieves an ultra-large capacity of 10 MWh within a space equivalent to a 20-foot container, BYD said. For a 1 GWh storage...

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Sawyer Merrittvor 1 Jahr

Source:

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Jae Kimvor 1 Jahr

BYD vs MegaBlock comparison

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Petervor 1 Jahr

per GPT5:

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Phil Trubeyvor 1 Jahr

You might want to give some context rather than these misleading marketing numbers direct from a breathless press release. They advertise high inverter efficiency whereas Tesla correctly gives system round trip efficiency. BYD’s number is akin to saying you’ve got really efficient transistors. Irrelevant. They boast a huge MWh number, but such a pack cannot be transported conventionally and/or will need to be assembled onsite. Tesla’s system is fully factory assembled and transportable. And so on. Comparing these ESS systems is complex and I don’t fault you for NOT doing the comparison since that’s better left to a true expert in the field (which there are very few), but rather than regurgitate PR numbers, maybe just say that BYD just released their answer to the Tesla Megablock and that there are several companies in this fast growing industry. BTW, Tesla is at a structural disadvantage to BYD and CATL in this industry since these competitors also manufacture battery cells which is by far the biggest cost item in ESS. However, Tesla has just started manufacturing their own cells for ESS (near GF-1 in Nevada), and probably has a lead in ESS systems architecture and software. Tesla will no doubt be leaning on their German Grohman subsidiary to build automation for LFP battery cell factories in Europe and China, which will be needed to compete in the coming years.

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Matt Griscomvor 1 Jahr

China ripped off Tesla, and will sell them with huge subsidies from the Chinese Communist Party. This is bad.

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yurboyc-jvor 1 Jahr

Dude can you stop advertising for BYD.

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Sawyer Merrittvor 1 Jahr

@CJ_h04 Me: Posts two pieces of news about BYD. You: cAn yOu StOp AdVeRtIsInG fOr ByD. As my bio has stated for a LONG time, I cover EV/space/tech news.

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yurboyc-jvor 1 Jahr

Fine to make up i will sub to him. This make me bullish for $tsla 🚀🚀

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Sawyer Merrittvor 1 Jahr

@CJ_h04 Thanks 😂

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Hassanvor 1 Jahr

Tesla is the only company that matters right now.

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Joe Hansenvor 1 Jahr

If anyone else than China buys this they are idiots! In case of a conflict with China, I’m sure they can switch it off remotely, harming the infrastructure in that country!

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Bernie Pandersvor 1 Jahr

So Byd is truly the knockoff Tesla?

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Nick Peitschvor 1 Jahr

Wow… this is a full generation ahead of Tesla

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Russvor 1 Jahr

way better than Tesla's offerings

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ArtoDadvor 1 Jahr

Is energy density a big concern with energy storage systems? I was under the impression that it was pretty far down the list of things to care about.

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TraderJohnvor 1 Jahr

Is BYD going to make a humanoid robot too? Maybe open a diner?

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FSD Pilot (Unsupervised) 🛩🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

Cool

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Howard “Howie” in Washingtonvor 1 Jahr

Are they state sponsored/subsidized?

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ValueAnalystvor 1 Jahr

$TSLA can’t compete with BYD or CATL in batteries

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SOUL FUEL INCvor 1 Jahr

Stop with the China propaganda. It’s always Tesla knock off tech attempting to imply they’re innovative. Plus none of this stuff really gets audited, it’s pumped and then we hear zero adoption or ghost sales.

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Janus the Watchervor 1 Jahr

BYD just launched the world’s most powerful storage unit: 14.5 MWh per box, LCOS < $0.014/kWh, 10,000+ cycles. They don’t just sell batteries anymore, they’re building energy sovereignty. The East doesn’t need your grid anymore. The West still needs its permits. 🔋 Storage is the new oil. 🧠 Who owns the energy protocol? → Thoughts? 👇 #JanusProtocol #BYD #EnergyWar

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Jesse Peltanvor 1 Jahr

2,710 Ah is huge.

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DM Tradingvor 1 Jahr

The comments are hilarious. I genuinely believe that for 80% of Sawyer’s readers this is the first time the penny dropped on Chinese battery manufacturers. It should be no surprise to anyone that if Tesla buys all their batteries from CATL or BYD eventually they can’t compete.

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Gordon Campbellvor 1 Jahr

I wonder how heavy this will be to gave that much energy density? Could it exceed the weight for shipping and trucking? My understanding was this was a real limiting factor, the shipping unit maximum was something like 80k pounds.

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达野vor 1 Jahr

I only remember BYD saying their cars can run on two wheels, but in reality, both quality and technology are terrible—don’t believe BYD’s propaganda lies.

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CyberJCvor 1 Jahr

@grok how does BYD new next-gen battery storage compare with Tesla's new megablocks next gen battery storage?

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Tim (Retired Young Now What)vor 1 Jahr

We have been seeing these amazing battery advancements announced for several years, but nothing ever comes. If BYD can actually bring this to market, it will be a large hurdle for Tesla to overcome.

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Jannevor 1 Jahr

@grok since when has BYD been copying what Tesla does?

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AjaX 🐦‍🔥vor 1 Jahr

So, BYD is not gonna stop at just EVs when it comes to competing with Tesla !

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Tenitvor 1 Jahr

BYD just has a serious brainpower advantage over everyone. As of last Dec they have 110 000 engineers working on R&amp;D.

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JORDI SOLSONAvor 1 Jahr

@Grok compare this BYD product with recently launched Tesla block.

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Simon Pvor 1 Jahr

It's good to see new battery storage innovations announced. The key is always reliable, large-scale deployment, and Tesla has shown consistent leadership here with the Megapack. It will be interesting to see how these new systems perform in critical grid applications over time.

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Georgevor 1 Jahr

This is one area i don't mind BYD copying Tesla the more the merrier

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Bonnievor 1 Jahr

Does BYD have any different ideas other than copying everything Tesla does? 🤔 Chinese govt pours money in BYD so they can undercut tesla. What do they have in return? Imagine a car spy on people with its cameras is sold worldwide and send datas back to a cunning socialist govt

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PauKap Gualnamvor 1 Jahr

RIP $TESLA

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afjerryvor 1 Jahr

This completely blows away Tesla megablock/megapack stats I. A space of a megapack BYD delivers a 50% of a megablock, they are just killing it here.

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Donvor 1 Jahr

I like megablock more

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pro1776vor 1 Jahr

How long till wind towers are profitable without subsidies? I work in a field where we have to do heavy lift repairs and we have a competitor in the area and we stay hooked up. Cranes aren’t cheap…. There’s no way it’s profitable

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