LiTime Showcases New High-Capacity Battery Lineup
Owners of overlanding vehicles gain new smart storage options for remote power management.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Battery manufacturer LiTime showcased its latest energy storage systems at two major U.S. overlanding events this October. The company also announced an upcoming December release for a new 12V 100Ah Bluetooth Type-C battery designed for vehicle power management.
Why it matters
As overlanding grows in popularity, efficient power storage is critical for maintaining climate control and essential appliances within limited vehicle space. LiTime’s new high-capacity options and connectivity features aim to streamline how travelers monitor and manage their mobile energy.
LiTime offers varied capacities ranging from the 1,280Wh Xtra-Mini to the 4,096Wh ComFlex battery. The upcoming Type-C battery will feature a combined charging capacity of 200W across its ports.
The players
LiTime
A global battery manufacturer with 3.5 million users that specializes in lithium iron phosphate energy storage solutions for the overlanding and mobile power markets.
The details
LiTime’s new smart batteries utilize CAN and RS485 communication ports to integrate directly with vehicle control systems for precise power management. The upcoming Group 24 model enhances utility by adding remote Bluetooth monitoring, which allows users to track their energy levels via mobile devices. These systems are engineered to maximize energy density for those operating off-grid power setups in tight vehicle compartments.
Timeline
October 15-17, 2026: LiTime exhibited at Rendezvous in the Ozarks.
October 23-25, 2026: LiTime exhibited at Overland Expo East.
December 2026: Scheduled release of 12V 100Ah Bluetooth Type-C battery.
The Home Front
The adoption of the CAN communication protocol in mobile battery systems mirrors a broader shift toward integrating household energy hardware with smart vehicle management software. This move simplifies off-grid power regulation for owners who require high-capacity storage for their mobile setups.
If you are planning an off-grid electrical upgrade, consider whether your current power needs exceed 1,280Wh or require remote monitoring capabilities. Ensure you consult with a professional vehicle technician before attempting to integrate new batteries with your existing vehicle control system.
The takeaway
Reliable mobile power depends on choosing the correct energy density and integration standard for your specific vehicle setup. Keep a copy of your battery’s technical manual on file to assist with any future troubleshooting or performance monitoring.
What happens next
LiTime is scheduled to release a 12V 100Ah Group 24 Bluetooth Type-C battery in December 2026.
Further reading
For more information on optimizing your mobile power setup, visit our Electric Vehicles section.
More information
For product specifications and upcoming release details, visit the official LiTime corporate website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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