Jackery shrinks its largest power stations by 60% using EV battery tech

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Jackery has unveiled two new portable power stations using an electric vehicle battery technique, cutting the Explorer 2000 Plus v2's size by 60% and weight by 33% while retaining its 2,048Wh capacity. The Cell-to-Body 2.0 architecture integrates battery cells directly into the enclosure, reducing unused internal volume. The Explorer 1000 Plus v2 also shrinks by 44% and drops 26% in weight, with both models supporting expandable storage up to 11kWh and 12kWh respectively. Jackery claims to be the first portable energy brand to use this EV-derived construction, holding US and Japanese patents for its earlier CTB 1.0. Orders open in the UK and Europe on October 14, 2026, with subscriber discounts on accessories and bundles.


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