A　new　solar-driven　electrochemical　refrigerator　model　is　proposed　by　integrating　a　dye-sensitized　solar　cell　with　a　thermally　regenerative　electrochemical　refrigerator.　Considering　various　irreversible　losses　within　the　dyesensitized　solar　cell,　thermally　regenerative　electrochemical　refrigerator　as　well　as　between　them,　mathematical　formulas　for　the　performance　parameters　of　dye-sensitized　solar　cell　and　thermally　regenerative　electrochemical　refrigerator　as　well　as　the　solar-driven　electrochemical　refrigerator　are　derived.　Based　on　the　energy　balance　equation,　the　electric　current　relation　between　the　dye-sensitized　solar　cell　and　the　thermally　regenerative　electrochemical　refrigerator　are　derived.　The　maximum　cooling　rate　density　and　maximum　coefficient　of　performance　of　the　solar-driven　electrochemical　refrigerator　could　reach　800.47　W　m(-2)　and　0.8,　respectively.　There　exists　an　optimum　thin　film　thickness　of　DSSC　to　optimize　the　system　performance.　A　larger　photoelectron　absorption　coefficient,　specific　charge　capacity,　isothermal　coefficient　or　regenerative　efficiency　positively　improves　the　solar-driven　electrochemical　refrigerator　performance.　However,　a　larger　Schottky　barrier,　internal　resistance　of　TRER　and　temperature　difference　between　hot　and　cold　heat　reservoirs　is　unfavorable　for　the　solardriven　electrochemical　refrigerator　performance.　The　obtained　results　may　offer　some　guidance　for　the　design　and　optimization　of　such　an　actual　refrigerator.