Sodium-ion starter batteries for Australia and Oceania
Oceania is import-dependent, with long supply lines and vehicles that work hard in remote areas. We are looking for distributors who can evaluate a sodium-ion range for 4WD, fleet and marine-adjacent customers.
Markets we serve and are exploring
Market pages
Exploring
Pacific Islands — no dedicated page yet; inquiries welcome.
Key segments
- 4WD, ute and touring vehicles
- Mining, agriculture and road-train fleets on 24V
- Motorcycles and recreational vehicles
Shipping lithium-family and sodium-ion batteries to the region involves dangerous-goods rules; logistics are agreed case by case. GreenPower has no local offices, warehouses or appointed distributors in this region unless stated otherwise, and delivery is not guaranteed.
Product range for distribution
Preliminary range; specifications and suitability are confirmed per model before any agreement.
Car 12V
H5 / PN1 · H6 / PN2 · H7 / PN3 · H8 / PN4 · H9 / PN5
Motorcycle 12V
YTX17 / PN10 · YTX17 / PN20
Truck 24V
Truck 24V 20Ah / PN30 · Truck 24V 40Ah / PN31
Parking / jump start 24V
Jump 24V 200Ah / PN40 · Jump 24V 400Ah / PN41
Why sodium-ion for starting
Hot and cold climates
Built for demanding hot and cold climates: indicative ambient conditions from −40 °C to +40 °C. Cold-start capability down to −40 °C is manufacturer-stated for selected H-series models; actual vehicle fitment and performance must be checked per model.
Abundant raw materials
Sodium is widely available, so a sodium-ion range diversifies your portfolio alongside lead-acid, AGM and EFB. The IEA projects potential lithium and copper supply gaps by 2035 — a projection, not resource depletion. Source: IEA, Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2026
A new category for your channel
Sodium-ion starter batteries are still new in most markets, giving early distributors room to build a position. Pricing is set per inquiry; no fixed global prices apply.
The right time to enter sodium-ion is now.
We are open to strategic and exclusive-partnership talks per market. No exclusive rights have been granted yet; terms are agreed individually.