Chery's AiMOGA opens global pre-orders for MOBO, its first home robot
Chery Group's AiMOGA opened worldwide pre-orders for MOBO, a home companion robot aimed at older adults, children and daily family life, at an event in Wuhu.
AiMOGA, the embodied AI brand of Chery Group, opened global pre-orders for MOBO on 21 October. The launch took place in Wuhu, in China's Anhui Province, during the 2026 Chery International User Ecosystem Summit. Media, dealers and early users from more than 60 countries and regions attended. MOBO is the company's first robot built for the home.
The robot runs on an AI agent called MoAgent. According to the report, it combines awareness of the home environment, natural interaction, full-body motion control, long-term memory and cooperation between cloud and on-device processing. It can split longer jobs into smaller steps. Its first uses are helping older adults, keeping children company and supporting everyday family routines.
The report also ties the robot to Chery's car brand LUXEED, which may use the same AI foundation, called CheryMind, for future links between vehicles and robots.
Why it matters
Until now AiMOGA has sold humanoid and quadruped robots for commercial and public-service work, and these products hold EU CE and US FCC certifications. MOBO moves the brand into homes, where the demands are different. The report gives no price, no delivery dates and no technical specifications, and it does not say whether MOBO itself is certified. Those details, along with the first real household tests, are what to watch next.
