AiMOGA Opens Global Pre-Orders for Mobo, Expanding into the Consumer Home Robotics Market

WUHU, China, October 21, 2026 — Automotive manufacturers’ competition in intelligent technology is moving fast beyond the cabin. The perception, decision-making and control capabilities honed in cars are now finding their way into homes, city services and other physical spaces.

On October 21, AiMOGA Robotics, Chery's embodied AI brand, held its global launch event in Wuhu and opened global pre-orders for Mobo, its first home companion robot. The launch marks AiMOGA's formal entry into the consumer home market from commercial services. At the event, the company also displayed its complete robot portfolio, covering both business and household use.

Bringing Embodied AI into the Home: Mobo Combines Intelligent Technology with Companionship

As AiMOGA's first robot designed for home companionship, Mobo is powered by the MoAgent intelligent agent and integrates home spatial awareness, natural interaction, full-body motion control, long-term memory and an edge-cloud collaborative architecture. These capabilities enable Mobo to autonomously break down long-horizon tasks while adapting to complex home environments. Mobo covers three core scenarios: elderly care and companionship, children’s companionship, and whole-family care.

In interaction and motion control, Mobo offers 22 degrees of freedom in body movement. It can accurately recognise family members and remember their preferences, while providing end-to-end data privacy protection.

At the launch event, 35 early adopters were appointed as Mobo’s inaugural Global Angel User Experience Ambassadors. According to the company, since its first appearance at the World Robot Conference in August, AiMOGA has attracted interest from more than 10,000 prospective users worldwide. Moving forward, the company plans to continue refining Mobo’s interaction methods, features and service offerings based on the habits of families in different markets, to meet the needs of more users.

On the market and service side, AiMOGA announced plans to establish an initial network of 300 experience centres worldwide. The company will also support its ecosystem partners across four areas—solutions, digital marketing, financial and insurance services, and after-sales support—building a global channel system connecting product experiences, sales and customer service.

For large-scale applications across different industries, AiMOGA also plans to develop a global robotics rental brand. Through operational and asset management services, the initiative aims to address customer needs in healthcare, transportation, education, security, culture and tourism.Mobo also appeared at the CHERY Q launch and global media test-drive event during Chery International User Summit 2026, showcasing the varied ways robots can support family life and how technology can make everyday life better for families.

Alongside Mobo, AiMOGA also showcased its other robots, further demonstrating its embodied AI product portfolio. Mornine, a humanoid service robot, is designed for high-end business reception. The Intelligent Security Robot R001 takes on public safety patrols, and the Robotic Nurse RN001 provides patient guidance in healthcare settings. Argos, a quadruped robot, is built for specialised inspection and outdoor operations.

AiMOGA's cumulative commercial deliveries worldwide have now passed 3,000 units, and its business covers more than 60 countries and regions. Overseas, its robots are in routine use across a diverse range of real-world settings, with the data they gather fed back into a closed loop of continuous iteration.

From Automotive Engineering to Embodied AI: Building on Shared Technologies and Manufacturing Expertise

Chery’s commitment into embodied AI is not an arbitrary crossover but a natural extension of its automotive engineering capabilities. Autonomous driving and embodied AI share a highly common underlying logic in environmental perception algorithms, motion control models, mass production of hardware and supply chain quality control.

Chery reuses 100% of its automotive supply chain and 70% of its R&D technologies, transferring its proven automotive-grade quality control and affordability to AiMOGA. Compared with start-ups building their systems from scratch, this significantly lowers the costs of technical trial and error and of scaled mass production.

Designed as a domain-specific foundation model purpose-built for physical AI, CheryMind provides a unified foundation for different physical AI devices, including intelligent driving for vehicles, low-altitude aircraft, AiMOGA robots, smart energy and intelligent agricultural machinery. This makes it the prerequisite for Chery to break away from intense competition in vehicles alone and build an all-domain ecosystem.

As embodied AI enters the window between prototype demonstrations and large-scale deployment, Chery is drawing on the supply chain, manufacturing and global channel resources built up through carmaking to bring AI capabilities into diverse physical scenarios, opening a second growth curve for Automotive manufacturer.