Last updated: August 28, 2026
The live Off-Grid Power Pro station table already marks Lion Safari as Expandable: Yes. The official US page for the Lion Safari XP Expansion Pack is the manufacturer source for that pairing — and for the hard no on Safari ME.
Specs below were read from Lion’s US XP listing on August 28, 2026. That manufacturer page is the spec source. This site did not test the pack, did not time a runtime, and does not invent a price. Buy links use Lion LeadDyno (afmc=11b). Anker and EcoFlow are not affiliate links on this page.
What Lion prints for the XP
The US title is Lion Safari XP (the same page also uses Safari Expansion Pack and Safari-XP). On that page Lion prints:
- 2,688 Wh for the pack, and 4,300 Wh total when paired with Lion Safari
- 50.7 lbs (Weight & Dimensions). Size printed as 16.9 × 10.2 × 9.8 in
- 3,500+ Life Cycle in the Battery & Capacity block. A remaining-capacity threshold is not printed on this PDP
- Battery type: Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO₄)
Treat those as manufacturer claims as of the source date.
Two charge-retention lines sit on the same official page. Body copy says the pack holds its charge for up to a year. The spec table says charge retention up to 2 years. This article does not collapse those two lines.
The same XP spec table also prints a Ports & Output block (3,000W rated, 6,000W surge, USB / 12V / one NEMA TT-30). This page records that as printed. It does not invent whether those ports sit on the pack or on the paired Safari.
Compatible — and not compatible
Keep the pairing lines separate.
The official US XP page prints a NOTICE: it requires the Lion Safari to operate and is not compatible with the Safari ME.
The capacity line on that same page is the positive pair: 4,300 Wh total paired with Lion Safari. Body copy also says the pack triples the Safari’s energy storage to a total of 4,300 Wh.
As of August 28, 2026, that is the pairing Lion printed:
| Station or pack | What the official US XP page prints |
|---|---|
| Lion Safari | Required. Capacity line and NOTICE both name it. |
| Lion Safari ME | Not compatible (NOTICE) |
Safari ME is not a row on the live mid-size table. This article does not add it there.
Buy Lion Safari at Lion Energy
The live table already shows expandable
Check the mid-size station table on Compare. Lion Safari is Expandable: Yes.
If the station you have is a Lion Safari, the expansion pack Lion names on the XP page is the Safari XP. If the station is a Safari ME, the same official page says the XP does not work with it. Close model names are not a substitute for the printed compatibility line.
How this site reads manufacturer pages — and what it refuses to invent — is on How we compare.
What this page will not add
No street price. No invented connector voltage. No claim about which chassis the printed ports sit on. No ranking. No Anker Awin link. No EcoFlow affiliate link.
If Lion changes the pairing later, re-check the official US XP page and the live compare table.
FAQ
Does the Safari XP work with Lion Safari?
Yes, as printed. The official US NOTICE says it requires the Lion Safari. The spec table prints 4,300 Wh total paired with Lion Safari.
Does it work with Safari ME?
No. The official US NOTICE says it is not compatible with the Safari ME.
What capacity, weight, and cycle life does Lion print?
2,688 Wh for the pack (4,300 Wh paired with Safari). 50.7 lbs. 3,500+ life cycles, with no remaining-% threshold on that PDP. Manufacturer claims, not independent tests.
How long does Lion say it holds a charge?
Body copy on the official US page says up to a year. The spec table on the same page says up to 2 years. This article does not collapse those two lines.