Ampace, a provider of lithium battery solutions, is showcasing a full-scenario two-wheeler portfolio for Europe and the global market at EICMA Milan, covering extreme off-road riding and large-scale overseas battery swapping.

The company frames its pitch around reliability rather than specification stacking, citing extreme-condition validation and scaled commercial data as evidence of deployment capability.

Off-Road Cells Target Weight, Power and Charging Trade-Offs

Ampace says off-road e-motorcycles face heavy batteries, insufficient power and slow charging. Its response transfers drone lithium-battery technology to two-wheelers, with the JP50 and EP65 21700 cylindrical off-road cells and custom high-energy-density pouch solutions on display.

According to the company:

  • 9-series ultra-high-nickel cathodes with silicon-carbon anodes deliver strong performance while maintaining cycle life.
  • A tabless design cuts internal resistance by 80% and improves thermal performance under high-current discharge.
  • Power output remains consistent when climbing gradients, cruising at high speed, or moving between hot and cold temperatures, with no noticeable power fade.
  • JP50 supports 3C+ fast charging.

Ampace says both cells match European e-bike needs for long-distance capacity, fast charging, commuting and leisure. It also cites an off-road model with its 7460 battery pack that operated normally after 24-hour submersion in 3-meter-deep water.

Battery Swapping Network Cited as Commercially Scaled

Ampace says its swapping network has scaled commercially in China, Southeast Asia, South America and Africa, in contrast to players it describes as still in pilots. Batteries are customized for local climate, roads and operating intensity, it says, supporting high-frequency riders in Africa's heat and dust and Latin America's bumpy roads.

In Africa, Ampace says its batteries have run commercially for 2.5 years, completing 17 million swaps, with each pack averaging over 1,000 cycles under heavy, high-frequency use. Rider swapping has become a common street sight, according to the company, scaling overseas.

Ampace presents reliability as the foundation of its approach to supporting two-wheeler electrification, from extreme off-road breakthroughs to scaled commercial use under complex global conditions.