HiNa Battery
HiNa Battery is a high-tech enterprise researching, developing, and manufacturing sodium-ion batteries for new-generation energy storage.
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- Wuhan, Hubei, CNChina
HiNa Battery is a high-tech enterprise researching, developing, and manufacturing sodium-ion batteries for new-generation energy storage.
hinabattery.comCrawled Oct 15, 2026
Zhongke HiNa Technology Co., Ltd. develops and produces sodium-ion batteries for energy storage. Potential applications include low-speed electric vehicles, grid-scale energy storage, electric vehicles, and national security.
HiNa Battery Technology Co., Ltd
HiNa Battery secures a deal to develop a **10 GWh sodium-ion battery production line** at the 4th National Sodium Battery Symposium in Wuhan. The agreement follows the company’s focus on scaling low-cost energy storage solutions. Sodium-ion technology targets applications in grid storage and electric vehicles, offering cost advantages over lithium-ion alternatives.
Oct 2026NaCellsNews article
HiNa Battery expands its sodium-ion battery supply agreement with South Korea’s Volta from 15 MWh to 10 GWh under a five-year deal. The partnership underscores growing adoption of sodium-ion technology for large-scale energy storage projects, though lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries still lead the market.
Sep 2026pv magazine GlobalNews article
Hina Battery and Shaanxi Tonly Heavy Industries delivered the first sodium-ion electric mining truck in China. The vehicle integrates a 676-kWh sodium-ion battery system, marking a milestone in heavy-duty electric mining equipment. This collaboration advances sodium-ion battery adoption in industrial applications.
Aug 2026CnEVPostNews article
Hina’s commercial sodium-ion battery achieves manufacturing quality and internal design comparable to Tesla’s lithium-ion cells, as revealed by a teardown analysis. The assessment highlights structural and assembly similarities between the two battery types, suggesting competitive engineering standards in sodium-ion production. This development could accelerate adoption of sodium-ion alternatives in electric vehicles.
Jun 2026ElectrekNews article