Bluetti unveils world’s first sodium-ion portable power station alongside RVSolar 48V system and FridgePower at RE+ 2025

The portable power solutions manufacturer Bluetti has introduced its latest energy solutions at the RE+ 2025 event in Las Vegas. The latest energy solutions consist of the all-new RVSolar 48V system, the FridgePower, and the world’s first Pioneer Na sodium-ion portable power station. 

First, let's start with the portable power station. Bluetti’s latest Pioneer Na is advertised as the world’s first portable power station to use sodium-ion batteries. Speaking of powered things, the portable power station houses a 900 Wh sodium-ion battery that delivers a maximum output of 1,500 W and 2,250 W in power lifting mode. Additionally, it supports dual AC + PV charging, which recharges the gadget from 0 to 80% in just 35 minutes. 

Furthermore, the Pioneer Na is designed to operate reliably in extreme cold down to -25 °C/-13 °F, said Bluetti in its press release. Plus, Bluetti claims that the gadget can continue charging at -15 °C/ 5 °F and power your devices even at -25 °C/-13 °F. Dimensionally, the power station weighs 16 kg (35.3 lbs) and measures 340 x 247 x 317 mm (13.3 x 9.72 x 12.4 inches). That makes it slightly larger and heavier than Bluetti’s recently announced Elite 100 V2 (curr. available at $499 on Amazon), which measures 320 x 215 x 250 mm (12.5 x 8.4 x 9.8 inches) and weighs 11.5 kg (25 lbs). 

As for ports, Bluetti packs a total of 11 ports into the Pioneer Na, which is capable of powering up to 11 devices simultaneously, including drones, smartphones, laptops, electric griddles, space heaters, and more. Like the LFP batteries, the gadget’s sodium-ion battery has been rated for 4,000 discharge cycles. 

As of now, Bluetti hasn’t yet revealed the price of the Pioneer Na, but what we know is that the portable power station will be officially released on October 15, 2025. 

Alongside the Pioneer Na, the company has also announced the FridgerPower portable power station and RVSolar 48V system. The FridgePower portable power station, designed to be used for essential home appliances, especially refrigerators, features a 2,016 Wh capacity and offers 1,800 W output. Housed in a 75 mm (2.95-inch) body, the gadget has a 10 ms UPS switchover time and supports voice commands via Alexa and Google Assistant. Additionally, consumers can also expand storage capacity with up to three expansion packs for a total of 8 kWh. 

There’s also Bluetti’s new RVSolar 48V system—a fully integrated solution designed for easy 30-minute installation in RVs, boats, and off-grid living. The system can be expanded up to 122 kWh, and according to Bluetti, it is capable of powering 99% of high-power appliances or even RVs with dual air conditioners.

The RVSolar 48V system and the FridgerPower portable power station are expected to be available globally from September 30 and November 4, 2025, respectively. However, pricing information for both gadgets is not available at the time of writing.