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CATL signs record 60 GWh sodium-ion deal

CATL signed a 60 GWh sodium-ion battery deal with HyperStrong, the largest such order ever. The agreement signals maturity in sodium-ion mass production and expands a prior 200 GWh commitment.

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CATL signs record 60 GWh sodium-ion battery deal with HyperStrong, the largest order ever. The three-year agreement equals half of CATL's 2025 energy storage deliveries and proves it overcame sodium-ion mass production challenges. Industry observers call it a potential “DeepSeek moment” for global energy storage, building on a 200 GWh framework through 2035.

CATL, the world’s largest battery maker, signed a 60 GWh sodium-ion battery deal with energy storage integrator HyperStrong—the largest sodium-ion battery order ever placed.

The three-year agreement equals half of all energy storage batteries CATL delivered in 2025. CATL calls the deal proof that it has overcome challenges of the entire sodium-ion battery mass production chain.

Industry observers describe it as a potential “DeepSeek moment” for the global energy storage industry. CATL and Beijing HyperStrong Technology announced the strategic cooperation on April 27.
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The partnership covers technology research and development, product application, and project implementation for energy storage projects. It builds on a November 2025 framework agreement under which HyperStrong committed to procuring 200 GWh of battery cells from CATL from 2026 to 2035.
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