NaMnV(PO) (NMVP) has gained attention for its high redox potential, good cycling stability, and competitive price but suffers from poor intrinsic electronic conductivity and Jahn-Teller effect from Mn. In this work, cation/anion doping strategy was used for bioderived carbon-coated NMVP (NMVP/AN) to improve the structural stability and electrochemical performance, where Al doping inhibited the dissolution of Mn and enhanced the Mn/Mn redox pair activity; besides, F doping not only weakens the Na-O bond but also endows the hierarchical and porous structure of NMVP/AN, which led to a more rapid and fluid transfer of Na. The elaborately designed NaMnAlV(PO)/AN (NMAVP/AN) exhibits 105.9 mA h g at 0.5 C, and the as-prepared NaMnV(POF)/AN (NMVPF/AN) delivers 104.1 mA h g at 5 C. Further demonstration of the hard carbon//NMAVP/AN full cell manifests the good potential of Al-doped NMVP/AN for practical applications (100.6 mA h g at 1 C). These findings open up the possibility of unlocking the high-performance Na superionic conductor (NASICON).

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