The ES60 provides 60 kW with 128 kWh capacity, while the larger ES125 outputs 125 kW and 257 kWh. Both units are built to withstand harsh, dusty, and coastal environments through integrated liquid cooling and multi-level fire protection. Beyond hardware, BLUETTI is strengthening its regional footprint by offering an Arabic-English energy management system and predictive maintenance tools.

For the Saudi Arabian market, the company is positioning itself with SABER certification and a 42% IKTVA score, backed by a local spare-parts warehouse in Riyadh and a dedicated 15-person technical team. The hardware has already proven its utility in diverse settings; in Bangkok, an ES125X unit manages peak loads at a GAC AION EV charging station, while a Kenyan project replaced diesel generators with a 100 kW solar array paired with an ES100X storage system, cutting operational emissions and fuel reliance.