World Premiere: BYD B12 Blade Battery
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- Опубліковано 7 лис 2023
- WORLD PREMIERE - BYD B12 Blade Battery Bus
We are the first to test drive the brand new BYD B12 on public roads. Join us to the Netherlands where we are taking a closer look at the new battery solution and design from BYD.
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VERDENSPREMIERE - BYD B12 Blade Battery Bus
Vi er i Nederland for å prøvekjøre den helt nye BYD B12 på offentlig vei. Vi er de aller første som får kjøre denne bussen med helt ny batteriteknologi og design.
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I'll be glad to say that this version of the model could be the UK market (outside London spec). The London version could be the one with body work similar to the new BD11. I would be surprised if any of the 2 was the present European body that's on older B12s and the B11,13,15,18 &19
Let’s see if anyone buys it yet
Love your Bus Videos I'm a bus enthusiasts in uk , I go all over the world bus spotting I also collect bus items from Bus models to Bus stops etc, great vids, if you ever in uk I be happy to meet you guys
What a positive and great comment! Make sure to also follow us on Instagram. We sometimes post where we’re going 😁
The stop button sound killed me 😩
You haven't heard the earlier version of it. It's basically that but more high pitched and earraped 😅
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Quality content, yet again. I’m loving it! Hopefully manufacturers see that the digital mirrors are not providing the depth you need to assess the situation correct. Greetings, your biggest fan from Belgium!
Thanks a lot for a great feedback! This warms our hearts! 🥰🚌
True. Mirrors are not showing depth. Especially these mirrors was bad 🥲
Singapore's BYD B12 - I nickname it the Blade 12. There's a fleet serving under ComfortDelgro, and there's a first unit registered SG4013A that will go on trial soon in Singapore.
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@@bussmagasinet1Hong Kong also is B12A
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I’m glad to hear 😁
Scania also has the entire roof filled with light panels. It looks nice, but I would think it's a nightmare to fix if there are any issues. Moreover, there tends to be "floodlighting" in the morning. There should be a way to adjust the light level - this needs to be fixed!
I’m sure they’ll fix the light problem
BYD B12 is an attractive looking bus, but as this prototype shows there are some problems to be ironed out. Battery technology has improved in that they are able to achieve a low floor with the batteries below the floor.
I’m sure this model will be improved before it’s out in mass production. Still, it’s important to highlight the problems so they can fix it 😁
Loved the content length & quality. I'm waiting for the test drive of MAN Lions intercity LE 14 ( 14 mtr. 3 axle low floor bus).
Thanks for great feedback on the video 😁 I really hope we can test drive the MAN soon!
@@bussmagasinet1 Pls make video length of min. 15+ minutes.Im madly in love ❤with the looks of the MAN lions intercity low floor buses!
Glad that you like the videos with some length! To be honest. It’s never planned how long a video will be. But, I feel that 12 - 17 minutes is a golden length for a test video 😁
BYD is producing buses all over the world. Chinese cities have 100% electric buses five years ago.
Very true!
the chinese manufacturers are so ahead of the curve with battery and electric tech that it's not even funny anymore. I'm beyond excited to see what the near future has in hold for us
Yeah, in Denmark we've had a lot of Chinese electric buses on the roads, most notably from Yutong, they make some really solid buses. The Yutong E12 is now the most common bus model in all of Movias fleet, movia being the transit agency for basically all of eastern Denmark. Before it, it was the Volvo 8900.
So true! We need the Chinese manufacturers to push the rest of the world.
So true! You have the good combo. Good, old vehicles and modern, electric buses
@@drdewott9154 How will they cope with day to day use. EBS Netherlands has a huge amount of BYD busses. I hear from various employers: Cracks in the Aluminium frames, Rust problems, snapped linkage and almost every month, they have to take a alignment.
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Manual ramp takes the same or longer if you factor in that the driver has to leave their seat and deploy it
That’s true. But, very often, passengers are very helpful. Then it goes even faster 😊
I think this was in Busworld in Brussels
Yeah it was
That’s correct 😊🚌
Game over for Tesla!
True!
New sunglasses? !
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You shouldn't have pushed that button 😅
Never push that button 😂😂😂
Lots of these blade batteries catching fire in china at the moment. In fact lots of BYD products catching fire there too!
Not good to hear. How is it going with the people and vehicles? Big, explosive fire?
@@bussmagasinet1 quite explosive yes. I seen them on serpantza and China insider UA-cam video
In fact, there aren't many. Most of the ones you see are BYD's hybrid models, which use another type of battery. Even so, these cars don't burn until well after thermal runaway. According to the accident report released by the fire department, most of the problems lie in the engine wiring, because early DMI models did have engine compartment heat dissipation problems and now have adopted the new DMI platform. The number of fire accidents in electric cars using Blade batteries is in the single digits, compared to millions of cars.
No way, most cars have different batteries.
Blade batteries may not catch fire, but BYD has developed highly safe lithium iron phosphate batteries and high energy density ternary batteries, which are used in the fields of electric passenger cars and electric commercial vehicles, solving the problems of safety, cycle life and endurance of electric vehicle batteries. Global problems with mileage and more. Through continuous iterative innovation, its blade battery and CTB (Cell to Body) technology are impressive.
Second, the relevant person in charge of BYD stated that as early as March 29, 2020, BYD announced the official launch of blade batteries. With its profound strategic foresight for the industry, strong innovation capabilities and deep technological accumulation, BYD launched the Blade Battery, which has safety that other power batteries cannot match, and has both long life and long battery life. Its birth has redefined the new era. Safety standards for energy vehicles.
"Acupuncture penetration testing" is recognized in the industry as the most stringent testing method for battery cell safety. This test requires using a steel needle to pierce the power battery cell, causing a large area short circuit inside the cell. Under the same test conditions, the ternary lithium battery experienced drastic temperature changes at the moment of acupuncture. The surface temperature quickly exceeded 500°C, and extreme thermal runaway occurred - a violent combustion phenomenon, and the eggs on the surface of the battery were blown away; the traditional block shape After being punctured, the lithium iron phosphate battery had no open flames and smoke, and the surface temperature reached 200℃-400℃, and the eggs on the battery surface were scorched by the high temperature; after the BYD blade battery was penetrated, there was no open flames and no smoke, and the temperature of the battery surface Only around 30℃-60℃, the eggs on the battery surface remain unchanged and are still in a flowable liquid state. This result is enough to prove the unparalleled advantages of blade battery safety.
Regarding the performance of BYD's blade battery in the acupuncture experiment, Ouyang Minggao, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, pointed out that the design of the blade battery allows it to generate less heat and dissipate heat quickly during a short circuit, and evaluated the performance of the blade battery as "very excellent."
I drove the k9u. It's absolute rubbish in every possible way.
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Byd Yutong and other chinese brands are an absolute rubbish anyways in my opinion
I agree,ebusco included,It is aslo rubbish Chinese mainland bus,it just replaces a Dutch logo.
@@user-yj8sf4sq9q no ebusco is not a rubbish.Its a dutch company that has absolutly amazing buses with great battery range about 550km to 750km
I beg to differ. Over in the UK, we have over 1000 BYD chassis electric buses in operation across the country and I’ve heard from drivers over there that the bus is one of their favourites to drive.
There motor’s not engine’s please get educated.
Haha! Angry man 😁 Smile, and the world gets a better place!
@@bussmagasinet1 I’m not angry but I’m just had enough of people not telling it right my final complete year of school was year 7 in 1965 and I’ve learnt from life and listening to others and I’ve been misinformed a lot so please try to get it right . I’m Australian so all the best from down under .
I understand. How exciting with Australia! Hope to come one day 😁✈️🌍
Asian vehicles are just rubbish,I will reject even If I am given It without paying.
At least, they are pushing the European brands to keep developing 😁