Key Takeaways
1. Bluetti launched three new portable power stations at CES 2026: Elite 320, Elite 300, and Elite 100 V2 Bio-Based Edition.
2. The Elite 100 V2 Bio-Based Edition features a chassis made from bio-circular-attributed plastics, reducing carbon emissions by 25% while maintaining durability and a 10-year lifespan.
3. The Elite 300 has a 3,014.4 Wh LiFePO₄ battery, a power output of 2,700 W, and offers five charging methods, including AC and solar.
4. The Elite 300 includes 10 ports and allows users to monitor and adjust settings via the Bluetti companion app.
5. Specifications for the Elite 320 are not yet disclosed, and details about pricing and availability for the new models are also pending.
Bluetti has broadened its range of portable power stations by launching three new models at CES 2026. These include the Elite 320, Elite 300, and the Elite 100 V2 Bio-Based Edition. Additionally, the company has introduced the Charger 2 car and solar smart energy hub, which we have discussed in a separate article, and you can check it out here.
Bio-Based Edition Features
The newly announced Elite 100 V2 Bio-based Edition is distinct from the standard version, as its chassis is made from bio-circular-attributed plastics. Bluetti claims that this ISCC Plus-certified power station can reduce carbon emissions by 25%. Even though it is made from bio-based materials, it maintains the durability, flame resistance, and 10-year lifespan of the regular model.
With a deep blue color and a signature green leaf design, this unit has the same specifications as the regular version. To be more specific, the Elite 100 V2 comes equipped with a 1,024 Wh LiFePO₄ battery that supports Bluetti’s TurboBoost rapid charging technology. It can produce a maximum power output of 2,700 W, with a surge power of 3,600 W. This portable power station, made for camping and brief power outages, is rated for 4,000 discharge cycles. You can find more details about the power station here.
Elite 300 Specifications
Bluetti has added another portable power station to its Elite series lineup, the Elite 300. This model directly succeeds the Elite 200 V2 and brings significant improvements in battery capacity, power output, and ports, among other features. Specifically, the Elite 300 now has a 3,014.4 Wh LiFePO₄ battery, an upgrade from the previous model’s 2,073.6 Wh. It provides a power output of 2,700 W and can reach 4,800 W in lifting mode.
This new portable power station is a bit heavier than the earlier model, weighing approximately 26.3 kg (58 lbs) and measuring 366 x 305 x 297.5 mm (14.41 x 12 x 11.7 inches). The company has provided five various charging methods for the power station, which include AC, solar, a high-speed car charger, AC + solar, and a generator. The Elite 300 features a total of 10 ports, which consist of 4 AC outputs (2,400 W) with a certified UPS switchover time of under 15 ms, 2 USB-C ports (140 W and 100 W), 2 USB-A ports (15 W), 1 cigarette lighter port (120 W), and 1 DC port.
Moreover, you can adjust the settings and monitor the overall functionality of the device through the Bluetti companion app. In addition to the new Elite series, Bluetti is also showcasing its latest energy solutions, including the Pioneer Na sodium-ion, the Apex 300, the FridgePower portable power station, and the RVSolar 48V Solar Power System at CES 2026.
Elite 320 Insights
The Elite 320 is a mobile power station with a significant capacity designed for home backup. However, the specifications for this power station have not been disclosed yet. Furthermore, details regarding the pricing and availability of the new Elite series power stations are not available at this moment. We will update this information as soon as we receive it from the company.