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Enpulsion provides electric propulsion systems for satellites, including FEEP-based thrusters and a smart mobility interface.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Overview

Enpulsion is an Austrian space propulsion company that develops electric propulsion systems for satellites. Its product lineup includes the Nexus, Micro R³, and Nano R³ thrusters, along with the Cortex Smart Mobility Interface. The company states that it has over 280 propulsion systems in space and 420 cumulative years on-orbit.

History

Enpulsion is an Austrian space propulsion company. Its official website states that it is expanding satellite mobility and maneuverability, drawing on deep industrial expertise and proven in-flight heritage to provide simple, reliable technology. The company reports over 280 propulsion systems in space and 420 cumulative years on-orbit. Its product lineup includes the Nexus, Micro R³, and Nano R³ thrusters, as well as the Cortex Smart Mobility Interface.

Products and positioning

Enpulsion positions itself as providing simple, reliable electric propulsion technology for the near-earth economy, with flight-proven heritage.

  • Nexus

    The most powerful FEEP propulsion system ever developed, for medium-sized spacecraft. It delivers up to 4500s specific impulse with a propellant four times denser than xenon, and has approximately 480 ion emission sites.

  • Micro R³

    A modular, high-performance propulsion system for 10-100kg spacecraft. It has a dynamic thrust range of 0.5-1 mN, specific impulse of 2,700s at 1 mN, and each 1.6 L module delivers over 50,000 Ns at 4,000 s Isp.

  • Nano R³

    The latest evolution of Enpulsion's heritage design, for spacecraft up to 25kg. It has a dynamic thrust range of 150-350 µN, specific impulse of 2,500s at 350 µN, and total impulse of 5,300 Ns at 350 µN.

  • Cortex Smart Mobility Interface

    A product interface designed to enable customers to control multiple thrusters via a common interface instead of directly interacting with the thrusters. It operates with pre-defined protocols for Enpulsion thrusters.

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