AiMOGA Mobo Home Robot Preorders Open

AiMOGA has opened global preorders for Mobo, its home companion humanoid, during Chery's International User Summit in Wuhu, China. The company lists a 22-degree-of-freedom body and a MoAgent system for instruction planning, but has not announced a price, delivery date, battery figure or independently tested task result.[1]

What has AiMOGA announced about Mobo?

AiMOGA Mobo home robot preorders are open, but the company has introduced a product, not announced commercial availability. Chery says Mobo will use voice, visual information and conversational context, then break a complex instruction into steps. It also says the robot can navigate around changing obstacles.[1]

Those are vendor descriptions, not published task results. The release does not state how the system handles a specific household job, how much assistance it needs, or which home layouts its tests cover. That gap matters more than a demo sequence for a robot meant to work around people.

"Interpret complex instructions, divide them into actionable steps and plan longer-term tasks."[1]

What are Mobo's published specifications?

AiMOGA has disclosed one hardware figure: Mobo has a full-body 22-degree-of-freedom motion system. It says that system supports gestures, stable movement and dance routines. The company has not disclosed height, mass, hand payload, battery capacity, charging time, sensor suite or a price.[1]

Chery says AiMOGA has delivered more than 3,000 robots across over 60 countries and regions.[2] That total covers the wider AiMOGA portfolio, not Mobo alone. A separate Chery update says the group is pursuing more than 100 application scenarios, including vehicle marketing, public services, medical guidance and family companionship.[3]

When will AiMOGA deliver Mobo?

AiMOGA has opened global preorders but has not named a delivery date, delivery regions or production volume. Buyers therefore cannot yet assess whether a preorder is a near-term purchase option or a place in a longer queue.[1]

For context, a CJ Logistics warehouse deployment identifies a narrow live task but no public throughput figures. Our report on the XPENG IRON production line makes a related point: a factory opening does not establish sustained output. Mobo currently has less public evidence than either case because AiMOGA has not described a live household deployment.

1. 2026-10-13Chery says AiMOGA will debut a home robot at its user summit.[2]
2. 2026-10-16AiMOGA says it will open global preorders for Mobo.[1]
3. 2026-10-20Chery's International User Summit in Wuhu includes Mobo.[1]

AiMOGA Mobo: common questions

What is AiMOGA Mobo?

Mobo is AiMOGA's first consumer-grade humanoid robot designed for home companionship. The company says it can interpret instructions, plan steps and navigate indoor spaces.

How much does the AiMOGA Mobo cost?

AiMOGA has opened preorders but has not published a price.

When will AiMOGA deliver Mobo?

AiMOGA has not announced a delivery date, delivery regions or production volume.

What are Mobo's published specifications?

AiMOGA lists a 22-degree-of-freedom body. It has not published height, weight, payload, battery capacity, charge time or sensor specifications.