In chronological order, spacecrafts are listed equipped with electric space propulsion. This includes both cruise engines and/or thrusters for attitude and orbit control. It is not specified whether the given engine is the sole means of propulsion or whether other types of engine are also used on a spacecraft. The list does not claim to be comprehensive.
Spacecraft with electric propulsion| Spacecraft name | Launch date | End of life | Thruster type | No. | Model | Propellant | Spacecraft customer | Thruster prime | Comment | | Program 661A Flight A | 18-12-1962|abbr=on}} | 18-12-1962|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 1 | Cesium | United States}} | USAF | United States}} | EOS (Electro-Optical Systems, Inc.) | Suborbital, no operation of on-board ion engine |
| Kosmos 21 | 11-11-1963|abbr=on}} | 11-11-1963|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | PTFE | USSR}} | USSR}} | Kurchatov Institute/OKB-1 | Launch failure |
| SERT 1 | 20-07-1964|abbr=on}} | 20-07-1964|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 1
1 | Mercury
Cesium | United States}} | NASA | United States}} | NASA
Hughes | Space Electric Rocket Test, suborbital (31 min), the first demonstration of an ion engine in space - only the mercury engine by NASA was operated |
| Program 661A Flight B | 29-08-1964|abbr=on}} | 29-08-1964|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 1 | Cesium | United States}} | USAF | United States}} | EOS | Suborbital, experimental test (19 min operation) |
| Zond 2 | 30-11-1964|abbr=on}} | 14-05-1965|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | PTFE | USSR}} | USSR}} | Kurchatov Institute/OKB-1 | Is widely regarded as the first application of electric propulsion systems in space (70 min of PPT operation) |
| Program 661A Flight C | 21-12-1964|abbr=on}} | 21-12-1964|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 1 | Cesium | United States}} | USAF | United States}} | EOS | Suborbital, experimental test (4 min operation) |
| Snapshot | 03-04-1965|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 1 | Cesium | United States}} | USAF/Army | United States}} | EOS | Experimental 1 hour operation, SNAP-10A nuclear reactor |
| Zond 3 | 18-07-1965|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | PTFE | USSR}} | USSR}} | Operation of thruster failed |
| Yantar-1 | 13-10-1966|abbr=on}} | 13-10-1966|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | Argon | USSR}} | USSR}} | Ballistic flight |
| Yantar-2 | 1968|abbr=on}} | 1968|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | Nitrogen | USSR}} | USSR}} | Ballistic flight |
| ATS-4 | 10-08-1968|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 2 | Cesium | United States}} | USAF/NASA | United States}} | EOS | Experimental 10 hours operation, Satellite Technology Applications |
| LES-6 | 26-09-1968|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | 4 | PTFE | United States}} | USAF | United States}} | MIT Lincoln Lab. | Lincoln Experimental Satellite |
| Yantar-3 | 1969|abbr=on}} | 1969|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | Air | USSR}} | USSR}} | Ballistic flight |
| ATS-5 | 12-08-1969|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 2 | Cesium | United States}} | USAF/NASA | United States}} | EOS | Experimental |
| SERT 2 | 03-02-1970|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 2 | Mercury | United States}} | NASA | United States}} | NASA/Westinghouse | (Experimental), worked until 1981 (3781 hours) |
| Yantar-4 | 1971|abbr=on}} | 1971|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | Air | USSR}} | USSR}} | Ballistic flight |
| Meteor 1-10 | 29-12-1971|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 2 | SPT-60 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel | Orbit control |
| L-4SC-3 | 20-08-1974|abbr=on}} | 20-08-1974|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | PTFE | Japan}} | ISAS | Experimental, ballistic launch. Launch failure. |
| ATS-6 | 30-05-1974|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 2 | Cesium | United States}} | NASA | United States}} | EOS | Experimental 92 hours operation |
| Meteor-Priroda 1 (Meteor 1-18) | 09-07-1974|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 2 | SPT-60 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel | Orbit control |
| Kren-1 (Kosmos-728) | 18-4-1975|abbr=on}} | 18-4-1975|abbr=on}} | Magnetoplasmadynamic thruster | Potassium | USSR}} | USSR}} | NIITP | Ballistic flight |
| TIP-2 | 12-10-1975|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | 2 | TSPPS | PTFE | United States}} | US Navy | United States}} | Republic Aviation | Transit Improvement Program (Triad / NOVA), Teflon Solid Propellant Propulsion System |
| Kren-2 (Kosmos-780) | 21-11-1975|abbr=on}} | 21-11-1975|abbr=on}} | Magnetoplasmadynamic thruster | Potassium | USSR}} | USSR}} | NIITP | Ballistic flight |
| Meteor-Priroda 2-1 (Meteor 1-25) | 15-05-1976|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 2 | SPT-60 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel | Orbit control |
| TIP-3 | 01-09-1976|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | 2 | TSPPS | PTFE | United States}} | US Navy | United States}} | Republic Aviation | Transit Improvement Program (Triad/NOVA), Teflon Solid Propellant Propulsion System |
| Meteor-Priroda 2-2 (Meteor 1-28) | 29-06-1977|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 2 | SPT-50 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel | Orbit control |
| Kust-1 | 7-12-1977|abbr=on}} | 7-12-1977|abbr=on}} | Magnetoplasmadynamic thruster | Air | USSR}} | USSR}} | Ballistic flight, Russian acronym of Kubarev, thruster, jet |
| Kust-2 | 30-11-1978|abbr=on}} | 30-11-1978|abbr=on}} | Magnetoplasmadynamic thruster | Air | USSR}} | USSR}} | Ballistic flight |
| Astrofizika (Kosmos 1066) | 23-12-1978|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 2 | SPT-50 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel | Orbit control |
| Kust-3 | 21-1-1979|abbr=on}} | 21-1-1979|abbr=on}} | Magnetoplasmadynamic thruster | Air | USSR}} | USSR}} | Ballistic flight |
| SCATHA (P78-2) | 30-01-1979|abbr=on}} | Ion source | 1 | Xenon | United States}} | USAF/NASA | United States}} | Hughes | Satellite Positive Ion Beam System (SPIBS), No engine in the strict sense |
| Intelsat-5 F-2 | 06-12-1980|abbr=on}} | Resistojet | Hydrazine | United States}} | ITSO/Inmarsat | Communications satellite, and 1984, eight satellites |
| MS-T4 (Tansei 4) | 17-02-1980|abbr=on}} | 13-05-1983|abbr=on}} | Magnetoplasmadynamic thruster | Ammonia | Japan}} | ISAS | Experimental, thruster for spin-up |
| ETS-4 (Kiku 3) | 11-02-1981|abbr=on}} | 24-12-1984|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | PTFE | Japan}} | NASDA | Japan}} | AIST | Engineering Test Satellite (experimental) |
| Nova-1 | 14-05-1981|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | TSPPS | PTFE | United States}} | US Navy | United States}} | Transit Improvement Program (Triad/NOVA), Teflon Solid Propellant Propulsion System |
| Meteor-Priroda 2-4 (Meteor 1-31) | 10-07-1981|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 2 | SPT-50 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel | Orbit control |
| MDT-2A | 07-12-1981|abbr=on}} | 07-12-1981|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | PTFE | China}} | China}} | SSTC Academia Sinica | Ballistic Missile |
| Potok 1/Geizer 1 (Kosmos 1366) | 17-5-1982|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel |
| ETS-3 (Kiku 4) | 3-09-1982|abbr=on}} | 8-3-1985|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 2 | Mercury | Japan}} | NASDA | Japan}} | MELCO | Engineering Test Satellite (experimental) |
| Potok 2/Geizer 2 (Kosmos 1540) | 2-3-1984|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel |
| Nova-3 | 12-10-1984|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | TSPPS | PTFE | United States}} | US Navy | United States}} | Transit Improvement Program (Triad/NOVA), Teflon Solid Propellant Propulsion System |
| Luch #1 (Kosmos 1700) | 25-10-1985|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel |
| Potok 3/Geizer 3 (Kosmos 1738) | 4-4-1986|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel |
| Plazma-A #1 (Kosmos 1818) | 1-2-1987|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 6 | SPT-70 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel | Orbit control, Topaz-1 nuclear reactor |
| Plazma-A #2 (Kosmos 1867) | 10-7-1987|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 6 | SPT-70 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel | Orbit control, Topaz-1 nuclear reactor |
| Start-1 | 7-8-1987|abbr=on}} | Magnetoplasmadynamic thruster | AMPDT | Air | USSR}} | USSR}} | Autonomous MPD Thruster |
| Start-2 | 9-9-1987|abbr=on}} | Magnetoplasmadynamic thruster | AMPDT | Argon | USSR}} | USSR}} | Autonomous MPD Thruster |
| Potok 4/Geizer 5 (Kosmos 1888) | 1-10-1987|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel |
| Luch #2 (Kosmos 1897) | 26-11-1987|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel |
| Nova-2 | 16-06-1988|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | TSPPS | PTFE | United States}} | US Navy | United States}} | Transit Improvement Program (Triad/NOVA), Teflon Solid Propellant Propulsion System |
| Potok 5/Geizer 6 (Kosmos 1961) | 1-8-1988|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel |
| Luch #3 (Kosmos 2054) | 27-12-1989|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel |
| Potok 6/Geizer 7 (Kosmos 2085) | 18-7-1990|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel |
| Potok 7/Geizer 8 (Kosmos 2172) | 22-11-1991|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | USSR}} | USSR}} | OKB Fakel |
| EURECA | 02-08-1992|abbr=on}} | 01-07-1993|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | RIT-10 (RITA) | Xenon | ESA | Germany}} | MBB | 240 hours operation |
| Telstar 401 | 16-12-1993|abbr=on}} | 11-01-1997|abbr=on}} | Arcjet | MR-508 | Hydrazine | United States}} | AT&T | United States}} | Rocket Research Co. | Communication satellite (Lockheed Martin AS-7000) |
| Gals-1 | 20-01-1994|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Communication Satellite |
| ETS-6 (Kiku 6) | 28-08-1994|abbr=on}} | 09-07-1996|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | XIES | Xenon | Japan}} | NASDA | Japan}} | Mitsubishi Electric | Experimental, Xenon Ion Engine System |
| Telstar 402 | 09-09-1994|abbr=on}} | 09-09-1994|abbr=on}} | Arcjet | MR-508 | Hydrazine | United States}} | AT&T | United States}} | Rocket Research Co. | Communication satellite (Lockheed Martin AS-7000), exploded shortly after launch |
| Potok 8/Geizer 9 (Kosmos 2291) | 21-9-1994|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | Russia}} | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| Ekspress 1 | 13-10-1994|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| Luch 4 | 16-12-1994|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | Russia}} | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| Space Flyer Unit (SFU) | 18-03-1995 |abbr=on}} | 13-01-1996|abbr=on}} | Magnetoplasmadynamic thruster | 1 | EPEX | Hydrazine | Japan}} | ISAS/NASDA | Japan}} | ISAS | Electric Propulsion Experiment, 43395 pulses of operation |
| Potok 9/Geizer 10 (Kosmos 2319) | 30-8-1995|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | Russia}} | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| Telstar 402R (Telstar 4) | 24-09-1995|abbr=on}} | 2003-09|abbr=on}} | Arcjet | MR-508 | Hydrazine | United States}} | AT&T | United States}} | Rocket Research Co. | Communication satellite (Lockheed Martin AS-7000) |
| Luch2-1 | 11-10-1995|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | Russia}} | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| Gals-2 | 17-11-1995|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Communication Satellite |
| Ekspress 2 | 26-9-1996|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| A2100 | 1997|abbr=on}} | Arcjet | MR-510 | United States}} | Lockheed/Aerojet | Communication Satellite |
| PAS 5 (now: Intelsat 5) | 28-08-1997|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | XIPS | Xenon | United States}} | PanAmSat | United States}} | Hughes-EDD | Satellite bus based on HS-601HP (first commercial satellite with XIPS) |
| Kupon-1 | 12-11-1997|abbr=on}} | 1998-3|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | Russia}} | Bank of Russia | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Communication Satellite |
| Galaxy 8i | 08-12-1997|abbr=on}} | 2004|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | XIPS | Xenon | United States}} | PanAmSat | United States}} | Hughes-EDD | Satellite bus based on Hughes HS-601HP |
| Astra 2A | 30-08-1998|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | XIPS | Xenon | Luxemburg}} | SES | United States}} | Hughes-EDD | Satellite bus based on Hughes HS-601HP |
| STEX (NROL-8) | 03-10-1998|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | TAL-D55 | Xenon | United States}} | NRO | Russia}} | TsNIIMash | EPDM (Electric Propulsion Demonstration Module) |
| Deep Space 1 | 24-10-1998|abbr=on}} | 2001|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 1 | NSTAR | Xenon | United States}} | NASA | United States}} | NASA |
| Satmex 5 (now: Eutelsat 115 West A) | 05-12-1998|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | XIPS | Xenon | Mexico}} | Satmex | United States}} | Hughes-EDD | 27-1-2010|abbr=on}} |
| PAS 6B (now: Intelsat 6B) | 21-12-1998|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | XIPS | Xenon | United States}} | PanAmSat | United States}} | Hughes-EDD | Satellite bus based on Hughes HS-601HP |
| ARGOS (P91-1) | 23-02-1999|abbr=on}} | 31-07-2003|abbr=on}} | Arcjet | ESEX | Ammonia | United States}} | USAF | United States}} | Rocket Research Co. | Experimental military satellite, Electric Propulsion Space Experiment |
| Orion 3 | 5-05-1999|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | XIPS | Xenon | United States}} | Orion Network Systems | United States}} | Hughes-EDD | Satellite bus based on Hughes HS-601HP; injected into wrong orbit |
| Astra 1H | 18-06-1999|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | XIPS | Xenon | Luxemburg}} | SES | United States}} | Hughes-EDD | Satellite bus based on Hughes HS-601HP |
| Yamal 101 | 06-09-1999|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-70 | Xenon | Russia}} | Gazcom | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Communications satellite |
| Yamal 102 | 06-09-1999|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-70 | Xenon | Russia}} | Gazcom | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Communications satellite |
| DirecTV 1R | 10-10-1999|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 4 | XIPS | Xenon | United States}} | DirecTV | United States}} | Hughes-EDD | Communications satellite bus based on Hughes HS-601HP |
| Ekspress-A 1 | 27-10-1999|abbr=on}} | 27-10-1999|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | RSCC | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Communication satellite, satellite lost during launch |
>| Galaxy 10R | 25-01-2000|abbr=on}} | 2009|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | XIPS | Xenon | United States}} | PanAmSat | United States}} | Hughes-EDD | Satellite bus based on Hughes HS-601HP; reduced mission time due to malfunction in XIPS |
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Ekspress-A 2 | 12-3-2000|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | RSCC | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Communication satellite |
| SESAT 1 (now: Eutelsat 16C) | 17-04-2000|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-100 | Xenon | France}} | Eutelsat | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Communications satellite, Ekspress satellite bus by NPO PM |
| Galaxy 4R | 19-04-2000|abbr=on}} | 2006|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | XIPS | Xenon | United States}} | PanAmSat | United States}} | Hughes-EDD | Satellite bus based on Hughes HS-601HP; XIPS failed by 2003 |
| Ekspress-A 3 | 24-6-2000|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | RSCC | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Communication satellite |
| Potok 10/Geizer 12 (Kosmos 2371) | 4-7-2000|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-70 | Xenon | Russia}} | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| MightySat II.1 | 19-07-2000|abbr=on}} | 12-11-2002|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | PTFE | United States}} | AFRL | United States}} | USAF/NASA/Olin Aerospace Co. | Experimental satellite |
| PAS 9 (now: Intelsat 9) | 28-07-2000|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | XIPS | Xenon | United States}} | PanAmSat | United States}} | Hughes-EDD | Satellite bus based on Hughes HS-601HP |
| AMSAT-Phase 3-D (OSCAR-40) | 16-11-2000|abbr=on}} | 2004|abbr=on}} | Arcjet | ATOS | Ammonia | Germany}} | AMSAT | Germany}} | University of Stuttgart, IRS | Arcjet Thruster on OSCAR Satellite, operated in cold gas mode |
| EO-1 | 21-11-2000|abbr=on}} | 30-03-2017|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | PTFE | United States}} | NASA | United States}} | Primex Aerospace | Earth Observing-1, technology demonstrator |
| PAS 10 (now: Intelsat 10) | 15-05-2001|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | XIPS | Xenon | United States}} | PanAmSat | United States}} | Boeing-EDD | Satellite bus based on Hughes HS-601HP |
| Astra 2C | 16-06-2001|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | XIPS | Xenon | Luxemburg}} | SES | United States}} | Boeing-EDD | Satellite bus based on Hughes 601HP |
| Artemis | 12-07-2001|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 2 | RIT-10 (RITA) | Xenon | ESA | Germany}} | Astrium | Advanced Relay Technology Mission |
| DirecTV 4S | 27-11-2001|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 4 | XIPS | Xenon | United States}} | DirecTV | United States}} | Boeing-EDD | Satellite bus based on Boeing BSS-601HP |
| Ekspress-A 1R | 10-6-2002|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | RSCC | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Communication satellite |
| AsiaSat 4 | 11-04-2003|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 4 | XIPS | Xenon | Hong Kong}} | AsiaSat | United States}} | Boeing-EDD | Satellite bus based on Boeing BSS-601HP |
| Hayabusa | 09-05-2003|abbr=on}} | 13-06-2010|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 4 | μ10 | Xenon | Japan}} | JAXA | Japan}} | JAXA/ISAS |
| SMART-1 | 28-09-2003|abbr=on}} | 03-09-2006|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 1 | PPS-1350 | Xenon | ESA | France}} | Snecma | Small Missions for Advanced Research in Technology |
| Galaxy 13 / Horizons 1 | 01-10-2003|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | XIPS | Xenon | United States}}{{flagicon|Japan}} | PanAmSat/JSAT | United States}} | Boeing-EDD | Satellite bus based on Boeing BSS-601HP |
| Yamal 201 | 24-11-2003|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-70 | Xenon | Russia}} | Gazcom | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| Yamal 202 | 24-11-2003|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-70 | Xenon | Russia}} | Gazcom | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| Ekspress-AM 1 | 29-10-2004|abbr=on}} | 10-8-2013|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | RSCC | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| AMC 12 (Astra 4A / Star One C12 / now: NSS 10) | 03-02-2005|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-100 | Xenon | United States}} | SES Americom | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Communications satellite based on Alcatel Alenia Spacebus-4000C3 |
| Ekspress-AM 2 | 29-3-2005|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | RSCC | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| Monitor-E | 26-08-2005|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | Roskosmos | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Earth observation satellite based on Khrunichev Yachta bus |
| MBSat 1 (ABS 2i / now: ABS 4 (Mobisat)) | 13-03-2004|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Japan}}
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Sold to: ABS | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Satellite based on Space Systems/Loral SSL-1300 |
| Ekspress-AM 3 | 29-10-2004|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | RSCC | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| AMC 23 | 29-12-2005|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-100 | Xenon | United States}} | SES Americom | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Communications satellite based on Alcatel Alenia Spacebus-4000C3 |
| KazSat-1 | 18-06-2005|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-70 | Xenon | Kazakhstan}} | JSC KazSat | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Communications satellite based on Khrunichev Yachta bus |
| ION | 26-7-2006|abbr=on}} | 26-7-2006|abbr=on}} | Vacuum arc thruster | 4 | μVAT | Tungsten | United States}} | UIUC | United States}} | UIUC | Satellite lost during injection phase |
| MEASAT-3 | 11-12-2006|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 4 | XIPS | Xenon | Malaysia}} | MEASAT | United States}} | L-3 ETI | Satellite bus based on Boeing BSS-601HP |
| TacSat-2 | 16-12-2006|abbr=on}} | 05-02-2011|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 1 | BHT-200 | Xenon | United States}} | USAF | United States}} | Busek | Microsatellite Propulsion Integration (MPI) Experiment, military applications |
| FalconSat-3 | 09-03-2007|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | 4 | MPACS | PTFE | United States}} | USAFA | United States}} | Busek | Experimental Satellite, Micro-Propulsion Attitude Control System |
| Dawn | 27-09-2007|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 3 | NSTAR | Xenon | United States}} | NASA | United States}} | NASA |
| Telstar 11N | 26-02-2009|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-100 | Xenon | USA}} | Loral Skynet | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Satellite based on Space Systems/Loral SSL-1300 |
| GOCE | 17-03-2009|abbr=on}} | 11-11-2013|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 2 | T5 | Xenon | ESA | United Kingdom}} | QinetiQ |
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Sirius FM5 (Radiosat 5) | 30-06-2009|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-100 | Xenon | USA}} | Sirius Satellite Radio | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Satellite based on Space Systems/Loral SSL-1300 |
| STSAT-2A | 25-08-2009|abbr=on}} | 25-08-2009|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | Republic of Korea}} | KARI | Republic of Korea}} | KAIST/SaTReC | Satellite lost during injection phase |
| NSS-12 | 29-10-2009|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Netherlands}} | SES New Skies | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Satellite based on Space Systems/Loral SSL-1300 |
| GSAT-4 (Healthsat) | 15-04-2010|abbr=on}} | 15-04-2010|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 2
2 | KM-45
(Unnamed) | Xenon | India}} | ISRO | Russia}}{{flagicon|India}} | Keldysh
ISRO | Launcher failed to reach orbit |
| STSAT-2B | 10-06-2010|abbr=on}} | 10-06-2010|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | Republic of Korea}} | KARI | Republic of Korea}} | KAIST/SaTReC | Satellite lost during injection phase |
| AEHF-SV-1 (USA-214) | 14-08-2010|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | BPT-4000 (XR-5) | Xenon | United States}} | USAF | United States}} | Aerojet | Satellite based on Lockheed Martin A2100; mission saved by Hall thruster |
| FalconSat-5 (USA-221) | 20-11-2010|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | BHT-200 | Xenon | United States}} | USAF | United States}} | Busek | Experimental Satellite |
| KazSat-2 | 16-07-2011|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-70 | Xenon | Kazakhstan}} | JSC KazSat | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Communications satellite based on Khrunichev Yachta bus |
| Fobos-Grunt | 9-11-2011|abbr=on}} | 15-1-2012|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 3 | SPT-140 | Xenon | Russia}} | Roskosmos | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Failed to reach intended trajectory |
| SES-4 | 14-02-2012|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Netherlands}} | SES World Skies | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| AEHF-SV-2 (USA-235) | 04-05-2012|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | BPT-4000 (XR-5) | Xenon | United States}} | USAF | United States}} | Aerojet | Satellite based on Lockheed Martin A2100 |
| SES-5 | 09-07-2012|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Netherlands}} | SES World Skies | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| Kanopus-V | 22-07-2012|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 2 | SPT-50 | Xenon | Russia}} | Roskosmos | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Earth observation satellite |
| TET-1 | 22-07-2012|abbr=on}} | Resistojet | 1 | Aquajet | Water | Germany}} | DLR | Germany}} | Aerospace Innovation | Experimental |
| PROITERES | 09-09-2012|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | 4 | PTFE | Japan}} | OIT | Japan}} | OIT | Academic satellite, communication loss before propulsion test |
| ShiJian-9A (SJ-9A) | 14-10-2012|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster
Ion engine | HET-40
LIPS-200 | Xenon | China}} | COSTIND | China}} | SISP
LIP | Experimental satellite based on CAST-2000 |
| Yamal 402 | 8-12-2012|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | Gazcom | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Satellite based on Spacebus-4000C3, satellite failed to reach intended orbit |
| STRaND-1 | 25-02-2013|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | United Kingdom}} | SSTL | United Kingdom}} | SSTL | 3U Cubesat propulsion demonstration |
| Alphasat (Inmarsat-4A F4) | 25-07-2013|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | PPS-1350 | Xenon | United Kingdom}} | Inmarsat/ESA | France}} | Snecma | Operational |
| AEHF-SV-3 (USA-246) | 18-09-2013|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | BPT-4000 (XR-5) | Xenon | United States}} | USAF | United States}} | Aerojet | Satellite based on Lockheed Martin A2100 |
| CUSat | 29-09-2013|abbr=on}} | 16-10-2013|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | PTFE | USA}} | Cornell University | USA}} | Cornell University
University of Washington | Technology demonstration |
| STSAT-3 | 21-11-2013|abbr=on}} | 2015-12|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 1 | Xenon | Republic of Korea}} | KARI | Republic of Korea}} | KAIST/SaTReC |
| DubaiSat-2 | 21-11-2013|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 1 | Xenon | United Arab Emirates}} | MBRSC | Republic of Korea}} {{flagicon|Japan}} | Satrec Initiative
JAXA (Neutralizer) | Satellite bus based on Satrec Initiative SI-300 |
| Wren | 21-11-2013|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | 4 | Germany}} | StaDoKo | Germany}} | StaDoKo | 1U PocketQub propulsion |
| Ekspress-AM5 | 26-12-2013|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | RSCC | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | EP system used to insert the satellite into GEO. Unclear if EP is also used for station keeping. |
| KazSat-3 | 28-04-2014|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | SPT-100 | Xenon | Kazakhstan}} | JSC KazSat | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Communications satellite based on Ekspress 1000 NTA bus |
| Deimos-2 | 19-06-2014|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | HEPS | Xenon | Spain}} | Deimos Imaging | Republic of Korea}} | Satrec Initiative | Satellite bus based on Satrec Initiative SI-300 |
| Hodoyoshi 4 | 19-06-2014|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 1 | MIPS | Xenon | Japan}} | University of Tokyo/NESTRA | Japan}} | University of Tokyo |
| MKA-FKI PN2 (Vernov) | 8-7-2014|abbr=on}} | 2014-12|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | APPT-45-2 | PTFE | Russia}} | Russian Academy of Sciences | Russia}} | RIAME | Satellite based on bus Karat; communication loss before thruster operation |
| Ekspress-AM6 (Eutelsat 53A) | 21-10-2014|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | RSCC | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | EP system used to insert the satellite into GEO. Unclear if EP is also used for station keeping. |
| Hayabusa 2 | 03-12-2014|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 4 | Xenon | Japan}} | JAXA | Japan}} | JAXA/ISAS |
| PROCYON | 03-12-2014|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 1 | I-COUPS | Xenon | Japan}} | JAXA/University of Tokyo | Japan}} | University of Tokyo | PRoximate Object Close flYby with Optical Navigation, experimental >200 h operation |
| Yamal 401 | 15-12-2014|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Russia}} | Gazcom | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Satellite based on bus Ekspress-2000A |
| ABS-3A | 02-03-2015|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 4 | XIPS-25 | Xenon | Bermuda}} | ABS | United States}} | L-3 ETI | First Boeing 702SP all-electric satellites |
| Satmex 7 (now: Eutelsat 115 West B) | 02-03-2015|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 4 | XIPS-25 | Xenon | Mexico}} | Satmex | United States}} | L-3 ETI | First Boeing 702SP all-electric satellites |
| BRICsat-P | 20-05-2015|abbr=on}} | Vacuum arc thruster | 4 | μCAT | United States}} | USNA | United States}} | GW University | Detumbling, spin and a delta-V for a 1.5U cubesat in 500km orbit |
| AeroCube 8A | 20-05-2015|abbr=on}} | Electrospray Thruster | 1 | SiEPro | Ionic liquid | United States}} | The Aerospace Corporation | United States}} | MIT | 1.5 U cubesat |
| AeroCube 8B | 20-05-2015|abbr=on}} | Electrospray Thruster | 1 | SiEPro | Ionic liquid | United States}} | The Aerospace Corporation | United States}} | MIT | 1.5 U cubesat |
| KaiTuo-1A (XinJiShu YanZheng-2) | 19-09-2015|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 1
1 | LHT-100
(Unnamed) | Xenon | China}} | China}} | LIP
BICE | Experimental Satellite |
| Lisa Pathfinder | 3-12-2015|abbr=on}} | Electrospray Thruster | 8 | CMNT | Ionic Liquid Propellant | ESA | United States}} | Busek | Very precise attitude control |
| Horyu-4 (AEGIS) | 18-02-2016|abbr=on}} | Vacuum arc thruster | Japan}} | KIT | Japan}} | KIT |
| SES-9 | 04-03-2016|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 4 | XIPS-25 | Xenon | Luxemburg}} | SES | United States}} | L-3 ETI |
| ABS-2A | 15-06-2016|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 4 | XIPS-25 | Xenon | Bermuda}} | ABS | United States}} | L-3 ETI | Satellite based on all-electric bus Boeing 702SP |
| Satmex 9 (now: Eutelsat 117 West B) | 15-06-2016|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 4 | XIPS-25 | Xenon | Mexico}} | Satmex | United States}} | L-3 ETI | Satellite based on all-electric bus Boeing 702SP |
| ShiJian-17 (SJ-17) | 03-11-2016|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | LHT-100 | Xenon | China}} | CAST | China}} | LIP |
| AeroCube 8C | 11-11-2016|abbr=on}} | Electrospray Thruster | 1 | SiEPro | Ionic liquid | United States}} | The Aerospace Corporation | United States}} | MIT | 1.5 U cubesat |
| AeroCube 8D | 11-11-2016|abbr=on}} | Electrospray Thruster | 1 | SiEPro | Ionic liquid | United States}} | The Aerospace Corporation | United States}} | MIT | 1.5 U cubesat |
| AOBA-VELOX III | 09-12-2016|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | 1 | PTFE | Singapore}}
{{flagicon|Japan}} | NTU
KIT | Singapore}} | NTU | 16-01-2017|abbr=on}} |
| Hispasat 36W-1 (SmallGEO) | 27-01-2017|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 8 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Spain}} | Hispasat | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Satellite based on OHB Luxor bus |
| SES-10 | 30-03-2017|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | SPT-100 | Xenon | Luxemburg}} | SES | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| ShiJian-13 (SJ-13) | 12-04-2017|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 4 | LIPS-200 | Xenon | China}} | CAST & ChinaSatcom | China}} | LIP | Satellite based on DongFangHong-3B satellite bus |
| GSAT-9 (South Asian Satellite) | 05-05-2017|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | KM-45 | Xenon | India}} | ISRO | Russia}} | Keldysh | Station-keeping of satellite, including orbit changes [1] |
| SES-15 | 18-05-2017|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 4 | XIPS-25 | Xenon | United States}} | SES World Skies | United States}} | L-3 ETI | Satellite based on all-electric bus Boeing 702SP |
| Eutelsat 172B | 01-06-2017|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-140 | Xenon | France}} | Eutelsat | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Satellite based on all-electric bus Eurostar-3000EOR |
| PEGASUS | 23-06-2017|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | 4 | PTFE | Austria}} | FH Wiener Neustadt | Austria}} | FH Wiener Neustadt | Cubesat propulsion; part of QB50 |
| ShiJian-18 | 02-07-2017|abbr=on}} | 02-07-2017|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | LIPS-300 | Xenon | China}} | China}} | LIP | Launcher failed to reach orbit |
| VENµS | 02-08-2017|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 2 | IHET-300 | Xenon | Israel}}
{{flagicon|France}} | ISA
CNES | Israel}} | Rafael | Station-keeping, fine attitude control and orbit change |
| AsiaSat-9 | 28-09-2017|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | 4 | SPT-100 | Xenon | Hong Kong}} | AsiaSat | Russia}} | OKB Fakel | Satellite based on Space Systems Loral SSL-1300 bus |
| Flock-3p' | 12-01-2018|abbr=on}} | FEEP | 1 | IFM Nano | Indium | United States}} | Planet Labs | Austria}} | Enpulsion | First successful IOD of a FEEP thruster on a 3U Cubesat |
| SES-14 | 25-01-2018|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | SPT-140 | Xenon | Luxemburg}} | SES | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| SES-12 | 04-06-2018|abbr=on}} | Hall effect thruster | SPT-140 | Xenon | Luxemburg}} | SES | Russia}} | OKB Fakel |
| NovaSAR | 16-09-2018|abbr=on}} | Resistojet
Quad confinement thruster | 1
1 |
QCT-200 | Xenon | United Kingdom}} | SSTL/ADS UK | United Kingdom}} | SSTL
SSC/SSTL | Satellite based on SSTL-300 bus |
| BepiColombo | 20-10-2018|abbr=on}} | Ion engine | 4 | T6 | Xenon | | {{flagicon>Japan}} ESA & JAXA | United Kingdom}} | QinetiQ | Solar Electric Propulsion System (SEPS) |
| UWE-4 | 27-12-2018|abbr=on}} | FEEP | 4 | NanoFEEP | Gallium | Germany}} | Universität Würzburg | Germany}} | Morpheus Space | Picosatellite |
| AOBA-VELOX IV | 18-01-2019|abbr=on}} | Pulsed plasma thruster | 4 | PTFE | Singapore}}
{{flagicon|Japan}} | NTU
KIT | Singapore}} | NTU |
| PSN-6 (Nusantara Satu) | 22-02-2019|abbr=on}} | Xenon | Indonesia}} | PT Pasifik Satelit Nusantara | United States}} | SSL |
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1. ^http://www.newindianexpress.com/states/kerala/ISRO-to-Test-Electric-Propulsion-on-Satellites/2015/11/30/article3153565.ece
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