Ampace has showcased its lithium battery solutions for electric two-wheelers at EICMA Milan 2026. The company presented technologies for off-road electric motorcycles, fast charging and battery-swapping applications. Its portfolio targets European and international markets, with a focus on battery reliability, performance under extreme conditions and commercial operations.
At the exhibition, Ampace presented its JP50 and EP65 21700 cylindrical battery cells, alongside customised high-energy-density pouch battery solutions for off-road electric motorcycles. The company has adapted lithium battery technologies developed for drones to address challenges in electric motorcycles, including battery weight, power delivery and charging speed.
The battery solutions feature 9-series ultra-high-nickel cathodes and silicon-carbon anodes, designed to deliver high performance while maintaining cycle life. Ampace’s tabless design reduces internal resistance by 80%, supporting improved thermal performance during high-current discharge. According to the company, its battery cells maintain consistent power output during hill climbs, high-speed riding and temperature variations. The JP50 supports fast charging at 3C or above.
Both JP50 and EP65 cells are designed to address European electric two-wheeler requirements, including long-distance riding, commuting and recreational applications. Ampace also demonstrated its battery technology through an off-road motorcycle equipped with a 7460 battery pack. According to the report, the motorcycle continued operating normally after being submerged for 24 hours at a depth of three metres.
Ampace also highlighted its battery-swapping solutions, which have expanded beyond pilot projects into commercial operations across China, Southeast Asia, South America and Africa. The company develops customised battery solutions according to regional climates, road conditions and operating requirements. In Africa, its batteries have been operating commercially for 2.5 years, completing 17 million battery swaps. Each battery pack has reportedly averaged more than 1,000 cycles under intensive, high-frequency usage.
Through its EICMA 2026 showcase, Ampace is highlighting battery reliability and real-world operating performance as important factors in electric two-wheeler adoption. Its portfolio combines high-performance battery cells for off-road applications with battery-swapping solutions designed for commercial operations across international markets, supporting the wider electrification of two-wheelers.
