Abstract: A motor is provided which produces rotative force in response to electrostatic energization. The motor is comprised of a cylindrical outer stator, a cylindrical internal stator, and a rotor mounted on a drive shaft coaxially positioned with respect to said stators. The rotor supports at least two drive assemblies adapted to revolve about said internal stator, each drive assembly comprised of two longitudinal halves of cylindric surfaces coextensive with said drive shaft in opposed disposition about an intervening mass of dielectric material. The stators and half cylindric surfaces are comprised of electrically conductive material. The rotor is caused to rotate when both stators are provided with an electrical charge of the same polarity and the half cylindric surfaces of a given drive assembly are oppositely charged.