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Turntide inverter powers next-gen electric motorcycles

By Michelle Froese | December 3, 2025

Turntide Technologies, a provider of high-performance axial flux motors, power electronics, and energy storage announced that its automotive-grade inverter has been integrated into Dust Moto’s electric motorcycles.

When designing its compact, high-torque, electric motorcycle, Dust Moto encountered several technical and strategic challenges. Existing inverter solutions in the market were prone to failures, lacked reliability, scalability, or required extensive customization.

Turntide’s high-performance Gen 6 Inverter offered the reliability, proven track record, peak performance, and flexibility that Dust Moto needed to meet its demanding performance requirements.

Working closely together, the engineering teams from both companies ensured motor compatibility, seamless integration, and optimized performance and efficiency.

Dust Moto became the first partner to independently develop and implement a customized inverter integration using Turntide’s user code, which allows OEMs to create tailored control logic in C language. Using this capability, Dust Moto’s team achieved full-system control and seamless communication between the battery, inverter, and motorcycle interface in just eight weeks.

 

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Filed Under: Inverter, Technology News
Tagged With: dustmoto, electricmotorcycle, Inverter, turntidetechnologies
 

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