MOVA Showcases Broad Smart Cleaning Lineup at CES 2026

At CES 2026, MOVA presented a broad lineup of cleaning products spanning robot vacuums, wet and dry vacuums, and cordless stick vacuums. The booth highlighted the company’s expanding focus on automated, modular, and specialized floorcare solutions. Front and center was the MOVA Mobius 60, a mop-switching robot vacuum, supported by several cordless vacuums and hard floor cleaners emphasizing heated cleaning, automated maintenance, and compact design.

MOVA Mobius 60 Mop-Switching Robot Vacuum

The Mobius 60 served as the centerpiece of MOVA’s CES presence and was demonstrated repeatedly throughout the show. Its core feature is an automated mop-switching system that allows the robot to change mop pads at the dock based on cleaning zones within a home. MOVA positioned this approach as a way to support more segmented, task-specific mopping rather than relying on a single pad for all rooms.

January 2026 Update: See our full review of the MOVA Mobius 60

Automated Mop Switching as a Core Design Concept

The Mobius 60’s automated mop-switching system, referred to by MOVA as the MopSwap Hub, is designed to swap mop pads automatically based on room type or cleaning zone. According to the company, the system supports multiple mop types intended for spaces such as kitchens, bathrooms, and delicate hard floors. The goal is to reduce cross-contamination and limit the need for manual pad changes during cleaning.

Docking System and Maintenance Automation

The Mobius 60 is paired with an all-in-one base station designed to handle several automated maintenance tasks. MOVA highlighted features such as automatic dust emptying, water refilling, mop washing, and mop drying. The company also noted that the dock incorporates heat-based mop cleaning and drying processes intended to improve hygiene between cleaning cycles.

Navigation, Obstacle Handling, and Mobility

MOVA also showcased the Mobius 60’s navigation and mobility features, including a combination of sensors and AI-based obstacle recognition. An enhanced climbing system is designed to help the robot cross taller thresholds than standard robot vacuums, supporting more consistent operation across mixed flooring layouts.

Awards and Recognitions

The Mobius 60 was named a CES 2026 Innovation Awards Honoree, an award presented by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) to recognize notable design and engineering concepts. At CES, MOVA framed the Mobius 60 as an example of its direction toward modular robotic cleaning systems and increased automation through docking stations.

At the time of writing, the Mobius 60 also appears in a high-ranking position on the Vacuum Wars Top 20 Best Robot Vacuums list, based on its performance data across multiple evaluation categories.

Our Take on the MOVA Mobius 60

MOVA Zeus 60 Stair-Climbing Module

MOVA also shared additional details about its Zeus 60 stair-climbing module, a modular platform designed to enable robot vacuums to move between floors, which we also previewed at IFA 2025. According to MOVA, the system uses 3D spatial perception and intelligent navigation to identify and climb steps up to 25 cm, with more than 10 onboard sensors supporting stable operation.

The module features dual-sided lift mechanisms that function similarly to elevators, carrying the robot as it transitions between levels. MOVA describes the Zeus 60 as a scalable module intended to support future MOVA robot vacuums, framing it as a step toward expanded multi-floor automation in residential cleaning.

MOVA Pilot 70 Flying Robot Vacuum

MOVA also displayed the MOVA Pilot 70 at CES 2026, a concept platform that integrates a drone module with a vacuum transport dock, supported by a flight control and sensor-fusion system. MOVA framed the Pilot 70 as part of its broader effort to expand home service robotics beyond two-dimensional floor cleaning toward more three-dimensional, multi-space household applications.

Upcoming Robot Vacuums Previewed by MOVA

In addition to the products actively demonstrated at CES 2026, MOVA also previewed several upcoming flagship models, the MOVA Z70 Ultra Complete and the MOVA S70. At the time of writing, full specifications, pricing, and availability for these models have not been announced.

MOVA Z70 Ultra Complete

MOVA described the MOVA Z70 Ultra Complete as its newest flagship robot vacuum platform. According to the company, the model features a roller mop system with edge-extending capability and a fully featured docking station designed to support automated maintenance. MOVA cited industry-leading suction performance, with figures referenced at up to 40,000Pa, along with a FlexiPress Mop Pad™ system rated at 300 RPM for adjustable mopping.

Additional features mentioned include an EcoCycle Dust Collector with a reusable dustbin design, a customizable obstacle avoidance system, and StepMaster™ 2.0, which MOVA says enables the robot to cross obstacles up to 3.15 inches (8 cm).

MOVA S70 Ultra Roller

The MOVA S70 Ultra Roller was presented as a robot vacuum designed around continuous fresh-water mopping paired with high suction. MOVA highlighted its HydroForce™ mopping system, which delivers high-pressure cleaning using running water, alongside suction rated at 32,000Pa. The model also incorporates MaxiReach™ edge-cleaning technology intended to provide edge-to-edge coverage, as well as a PTC heating system rated up to 212°F (100°C) for the washboard. Additional features shown included LiftPro™ 2.0 obstacle crossing for thresholds up to 1.57 inches (40 mm) and AutoShield™ technology, which MOVA says is designed to protect carpets from moisture during cleaning.

MOVA S70 Roller

The standard MOVA S70 Roller was positioned as a more broadly accessible version of the platform, focused on fresh-water mopping for everyday homes. It also uses HydroForce™ mopping with running water and MaxiReach™ edge-cleaning technology, but with suction rated at 28,000Pa. MOVA noted that this model features a PTC heating system rated at 176°F (80°C) for washboard cleaning and includes CovertSense™ navigation, with a slim robot height of 3.54 inches (90 mm) designed to improve access under low-clearance furniture.

Wet and Dry Vacuums Displayed at CES 2026

In addition to its robotic platform, MOVA showcased several wet and dry vacuum models at CES 2026. Many emphasized heated water or steam-based hard floor cleaning paired with automated base stations, with a shared focus on reducing manual maintenance through self-cleaning brushes, heated drying, and automated solution dispensing.

M50 Ultra Wet and Dry Vacuum

The M50 Ultra was positioned as a wet and dry vacuum focused on maneuverability and edge cleaning. MOVA highlighted its Edge Coverage AI Technology, which uses a robotic arm to clean close to walls, along with a foldable, extendable handle designed to improve access under low-clearance furniture. The model also features automatic solution dispensing and a guided back-and-forth power system, framing it as a solution for improved reach and consistency in tight spaces.

X5 Ultra Steam Wet and Dry Vacuum

The X5 Ultra Steam was shown as a wet and dry vacuum incorporating steam-assisted hard floor cleaning, with MOVA citing steam temperatures of up to 365°F (180°C). It features an extendable mopping disc that delivers fresh water during cleaning and a flexible finned robotic arm designed to improve edge coverage. Both the mop pad and robotic arm are self-cleaning, positioning the X5 Ultra Steam as part of MOVA’s push toward higher-temperature, lower-maintenance cleaning systems.

X4 Pro Wet and Dry Vacuum

MOVA also displayed the X4 Pro, a wet and dry vacuum centered on hot water floor cleaning and automated maintenance. The company highlighted hot water mopping at approximately 140°F (60°C), along with a push-in base station for hands-free storage and maintenance. According to MOVA, the X4 Pro supports self-cleaning at up to 212°F (100°C) and hot air drying at approximately 194°F (90°C), with a drying cycle lasting around five minutes. The model has recently ranked highly in the Vacuum Wars Best Hard Floor Cleaners list.

X4 Mix Wet and Dry Vacuum

The X4 Mix was shown as an all-in-one wet and dry vacuum and pet grooming system designed to support multiple cleaning tasks within a single platform. MOVA emphasized features such as automatic solution dispensing, heated self-cleaning at up to 212°F (100°C), and suction power rated at 20,000Pa. Included accessories, such as a pet grooming tool with hose and attachments, position the X4 Mix as a flexible option for both hard floor cleaning and pet-related cleanup.

Cordless Stick Vacuums Shown at the MOVA Booth

MOVA also used CES to highlight several cordless stick vacuums, focusing on runtime, filtration, and form-factor design rather than robotics or dock automation.

G70 Cordless Stick Vacuum

The G70 cordless stick vacuum was presented as a multi-surface cleaning solution within MOVA’s lineup. MOVA highlighted its twin-brush configuration and robotic arm–assisted front edge cleaning, designed to deliver zero-gap coverage along edges. Additional features include auto-adjusting suction, a telescopic wand for improved reach, OptiInsight™ illumination to reveal dust, and dual-direction dust scrapers intended to simplify brush maintenance. The G70 was positioned as a general-purpose cordless vacuum for whole-home cleaning.

S1 Cordless Stick Vacuum

The S1 was displayed as a lightweight cordless vacuum designed for everyday cleaning. MOVA highlighted smart suction, a claimed 60-minute runtime, and a five-layer cyclonic filtration system. User-facing features include an LED display showing real-time cleaning status, an illuminated brush head, and a 0.5-liter dust cup that empties with a single touch. At CES, it was positioned as a straightforward option within MOVA’s cordless lineup.

S2 Detect Cordless Stick Vacuum

The S2 Detect was shown as a cordless stick vacuum incorporating dirt detection and adaptive suction. MOVA highlighted its filtration system, a claimed 60-minute runtime, and a compact, foldable design intended to improve storage and allow easier reach under furniture. The vacuum also features an anti–hair wrap brush to reduce tangling, positioning it as part of MOVA’s move toward more sensor-driven cordless vacuum operation.

MOVA’s CES 2026 Direction

Across its CES 2026 lineup, MOVA emphasized automation, heated cleaning, and modular system design as key themes. Rather than focusing solely on incremental performance gains, the company framed many products around reducing manual involvement through dock-based maintenance, specialized tools, and adaptive cleaning systems.

As of CES 2026, pricing, availability, and final production details for several products had not yet been announced. Vacuum Wars will continue tracking MOVA’s CES announcements as more information becomes available.