Ugreen is preparing to launch a new portable power bank that will feature a battery supplied by BYD, marking a fresh step in a broader partnership between the two companies. The upcoming accessory is expected to join Ugreen’s growing lineup of charging products and is being positioned with a strong focus on safety.
The announcement was shared on Weibo, where Ugreen highlighted that the new power bank is being designed to comply with China’s latest national safety standards for charging accessories. These updated regulations were announced in early April 2026 and are scheduled to take effect in April 2027. The goal is to reduce the risk of common power bank and battery incidents, including overheating, overcharging, and short-circuit-related accidents—issues that have driven tighter safety expectations across the industry.
While Ugreen hasn’t revealed the full specifications yet, key details such as the power bank’s design, battery capacity, charging speeds, and available output ports remain unconfirmed. Still, the company indicated that the product will be “launched shortly,” suggesting more information and an official release may be close.
For now, the launch timeline appears centered on China, and it’s not yet clear whether the BYD-powered Ugreen power bank will expand to international markets after its debut. As more details emerge, buyers looking for a safer next-generation portable charger will be watching closely—especially those who prioritize added protection standards alongside everyday fast and reliable charging.
