Major assimilation
الإدغام الكبير
al-idghām al-kabīr
Ordinary assimilation joins a vowelless letter to the vowelled one after it. 'Major' assimilation goes further and merges two letters that both carry vowels, which is why it is called major. Al-Sūsī applies it across the Qurʾān, and it changes the texture of his recitation noticeably.
Example
هُدًى فِيهِ
al-Baqarah 2:2
al-Sūsī merges the tanwīn into the following letter where others keep them apart.