Sodium-ion batteries VS Lithium-ion batteries

As two mainstream rechargeable battery technologies, sodium-ion battery and lithium-ion battery have significant differences in energy density, market application, and their own challenges.
With the deepening of research and the maturity of technology, sodium-ion batteries are expected to complement lithium-ion batteries in specific market areas and jointly promote the development of energy storage technology.
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I have seen many quotes saying Na-ion batteries should be cheaper than Li batteries, but that is a bit vague. Given the abundance of sodium and ease of concentrating it (at least while bound with chlorine), are there any decent estimates of how much once production is scaled?
A few years time and some grid capacity contracts should make Na home batteries viable without any subsidies at all, at least here in Australia. If the payback can be achieved in 4-5 years, rather than 8-10 that should accelerate renewable uptake massively. Add a subsidy and anyone getting solar would be mad not to install one from scratch