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TYCORUN's battery-swapping protocol has been adopted as the standard for Oman's battery-swapping project, announced at the Oman Gulf Green Mobility Summit. TYCORUN's client BYOD runs Oman's network on TYCORUN's technology, part of active deployments the company supplies across four Gulf countries.
- BYOD, TYCORUN's client in Oman, operates 500 swap cabinets, 1,000 electric motorcycles, and 3,000 batteries in circulation on TYCORUN's technology.
- TYCORUN supplies active battery-swapping projects in four Gulf countries: Oman, Dubai, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar.
- Protocol introduced to transport ministers from five additional GCC countries — Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain.
MUSCAT/SALALAH, September 3, 2026 — At the Oman Gulf Green Mobility Summit in Salalah, TYCORUN's battery-swapping protocol was adopted as the standard for Oman's battery-swapping project. The adoption gives other GCC countries a practical reference as they evaluate battery-swapping infrastructure for their own markets. Transport officials from Oman and neighboring Gulf countries gathered at the summit to discuss cooperation on electric mobility.
On-Site at the Summit
During the summit, transport leaders from Oman and other Gulf countries visited TYCORUN's exhibition booth, operated together with BYOD, a battery-swapping operator in Oman that runs its network on TYCORUN's products. Officials received an on-site presentation covering the battery packs, swap cabinets, and cloud platform behind BYOD's service. Mr. Raymond (Li Yungui), Chairman of TYCORUN, joined Omani government leaders on stage to mark the adoption.
Recognition Across the Gulf
TYCORUN's solution received recognition from Oman's Minister of Transport. During the GCC Transport Ministers' Meeting, held alongside the summit, the solution was also introduced to representatives from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain, giving other Gulf countries a reference point as they evaluate battery-swapping infrastructure for their own markets.
Mr. Raymond, Chairman of TYCORUN, joins Omani government leaders on stage at the Gulf Green Mobility Summit.
Track Record in the Gulf
TYCORUN has supplied battery-swapping infrastructure in the Gulf for more than three years and currently operates active deployments in Oman, Dubai, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar — among the few providers with commercial operations across four Gulf markets. The company also operates in 48 countries across Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.
Oman Deployment
In Oman battery swapping, BYOD's network runs 500 intelligent swap cabinets, 1,000 electric motorcycles, and 3,000 batteries in circulation on TYCORUN's technology.
Dubai Deployment
In Dubai, TYCORUN's own deployment runs 50+ swap cabinets supporting 1,200 electric motorcycles and 3,300 batteries, processing more than 5,000 swaps daily.
Read: Dubai Battery Swapping Case Study
Technology Built for Gulf Conditions
Ambient temperatures in Oman regularly exceed 40°C in summer, with strong solar exposure and dust conditions across the Arabian Peninsula. Dhofar also experiences higher humidity, fog, and moisture during the Khareef season. Delivery and ride-hailing fleets that depend on swapping typically operate at high speed and near-continuous utilization. Under that combination of heat, dust, and cycling, equipment designed for milder climates can degrade faster or fail.
TYCORUN's battery packs, swap cabinets, and motorcycles are engineered for these conditions. Cabinet placement, charging load, heat dissipation, and environmental protection are considered at the site-planning stage. National plans across the Gulf have made transport electrification a policy priority, and the region's growing last-mile delivery sector has created sustained demand for swapping infrastructure.
Core Components
TYCORUN's battery packs use LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) cells rated for operation up to 60°C, monitored by a battery management system that tracks temperature in real time. Swap cabinets are rated IP54 for dust and water resistance, hold 12 battery slots, and complete a swap in 12–30 seconds.
At fleet scale, the system operates as three connected layers: vehicles create energy demand, batteries carry energy through the network, and swap cabinets recharge and redistribute battery inventory. Battery dimensions, electrical interfaces, and connection standards remain consistent so additional units can enter the same network without integration problems.
TYCORUN's electric motorcycles use dual-parallel batteries for up to 200 km of range and a 5.5kW mid-drive motor. For Gulf operators, the company also offers a version built specifically for the region's conditions, with a higher top speed and power output, reinforced heat dissipation, a TFT display, and a dedicated Vehicle Control Unit (VCU) for monitoring vehicle performance.
Looking Ahead After the Gulf Green Mobility Forum
TYCORUN plans to expand further across the Middle East and Africa, building on its existing projects in Oman, Dubai, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar. Oman's Vision 2040 strategy includes transport electrification among its priorities. Officials have pointed to standardized swapping infrastructure as one way to support that goal while giving other GCC countries a reference as they develop their own electric mobility infrastructure.
Who We Are
At TYCORUN, we specialize in lithium battery manufacturing and offer one-stop battery solutions. Since 2007, we've been committed to R&D, production, and sales of lithium battery packs, battery cells, and battery management systems (BMS). Our products cover a wide range of applications such as electric motorcycles, energy storage, and custom solutions. With over 15 years of experience and a strong global network, TYCORUN supports OEM/ODM services, provides technical support, and ensures quality with multiple certifications, including UN38.3, MSDS, CE, and UL. Contact Us to find your battery need.
