Structural characteristics and electrochemical behavior of the brannerite-type CuV2-xMo(x)O6 (0 less-than-or-equal-to x less-than-or-equal-to 1) were studied in lithium/CuV2-xMoxO6 cells. These compounds incorporate Li+ by expelling Cu metal from the lattice on discharge, while Li deintercalation charging occurs with smooth incorporation of the extracted Cu metal into the lattice. Perfect recovery of the crystal structure and crystallinity was observed for Mo-rich samples. These cathodes showed fairly large specific capacities and good cycling properties.