Ampere’s Xyber electric motorcycle has been patented in India, suggesting that the company continues to work on its first electric motorcycle. The Xyber was first showcased as a concept at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025.
- Xyber was first showcased at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025
- The concept featured a 10kW motor, 100kph top speed and a claimed 200km range
- Production timeline and final specifications are yet to be confirmed
Ampere Xyber: What’s new?
The Xyber will be Ampere’s first motorcycle
The patented design appears to retain the angular, streetfighter-inspired styling of the concept, which featured 17-inch alloy wheels, disc brakes at both ends and ABS.
When it was unveiled, Ampere said the Xyber would be powered by a 10kW electric motor and have a claimed top speed of 100kph. The company also claimed a range of up to 200km on a full charge, although it did not reveal the battery capacity.
The Xyber uses an LFP battery and was said to support both AC and DC fast charging. Ampere is yet to confirm whether these specifications will make it to the production version.
The company had described the Xyber as an early prototype when it was first shown, with the production version still some way away. The patent indicates that development is continuing, although Ampere has not yet announced a launch timeline.
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