Bluetti Launches 1kWh Elite 100 V2 at $399 for Prime Day

Bluetti has expanded its line-up of lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) portable power stations with the launch of the Elite 100 V2, timing the debut to coincide with Amazon’s Prime Day sales event. The 25-pound unit packs a 1,024 Wh battery that delivers 1,800 W of continuous AC output and up to 2,700 W in “power-lifting” mode, rising to a 3,600 W surge. It recharges to 80 percent in 45 minutes on a 1,200 W wall outlet or fully in about 70 minutes using 1,000 W of solar input, and offers 11 ports, including a new 140 W USB-C connector, while operating at 30 dB. For Prime Day, which runs 8–11 July, Bluetti is selling the Elite 100 V2 for US$399—half its usual US$799 list price—with an additional 5 percent coupon available through promotional codes on Amazon and the company’s own site. The firm has also slashed prices on several larger models; the 2 kWh Elite 200 V2, capable of 2,600 W continuous output, is marked down 59 percent to US$699. Overall, Bluetti says discounts across its portfolio reach as much as 65 percent globally and up to 72 percent in France. The aggressive pricing comes as competition intensifies in the fast-growing market for off-grid and emergency backup power solutions. Bluetti, which markets its products to campers, remote workers and households coping with more frequent grid outages, is positioning its new model as a lighter, faster-charging successor to its AC180 generator while promising battery longevity of 4,000 cycles to 80 percent capacity. The promotions are scheduled to end when Prime Day concludes on 11 July.