Oceania · Australia

Sodium-ion starter batteries for Australian distributors

Australia’s mix of 4WD utes, road trains and remote work sites puts real pressure on starter batteries. GreenPower is looking for Australian importers and wholesalers who want to evaluate a sodium-ion starter range.

The Australia market

  • Utes and 4WD touring vehicles are a large share of the car parc, often with dual-battery setups.
  • Mining, agriculture and long-haul fleets run 24V systems and value long service intervals.
  • Distances between metro hubs and regional customers make reliable stock planning essential for any distributor.

Who we want to work with

  • Auto-parts and battery wholesalers
  • 4WD accessory specialists
  • Fleet and mining-service operators
  • Motorcycle and powersports dealers

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.

Where we stand in Australia

  • GreenPower has no office, warehouse or appointed distributor in Australia.
  • Dangerous-goods shipping and any local compliance requirements must be checked before orders.
  • Fitment to Australian battery group sizes is confirmed per model.

All Oceania markets

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.