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MOVA Expands Floorcare Lineup with New Robots at IFA 2025

Updated September 30, 2025 – MOVA has begun releasing products they previewed at IFA 2025. We are adding links below to view or purchase as each becomes available.


MOVA turned heads at IFA 2025 with its “Step Up, Move Ahead” showcase, unveiling a bold new generation of robot vacuums and floorcare technology. Leading the lineup were three standout models — the Sirius 60, Zeus 60, and Mobius 60 — each pushing boundaries with unique approaches to cleaning. The company also expanded its portfolio with refreshed flagship and midrange robots, and for the first time stepped beyond robotics with the launch of the M50 Ultra upright cleaner.

Sirius 60: The Reacher, The Gripper, The Cleaner

The Sirius 60 is one of the most unique robots unveiled at IFA 2025. Featuring two extendable robotic arms, one for sweeping and another for grabbing. It’s designed to intelligently “reach and grip” as it cleans — cleaning hard-to-access areas and potentially interacting with objects around the home.

MOVA Sirius 60 robot vacuum with robotic arms shown gripping and cleaning near a sofa.
The Sirius 60 brings a robotic arm system to floorcare, allowing it to reach, grip, and clean in ways traditional robots cannot. © Vacuum Wars

Zeus 60: Taking Robot Vacuums Upstairs

The MOVA Zeus 60 is a stair-climbing robot vacuum with a module to carry the vacuum up and down steps, enabling it to clean across multiple floors. It can scale stairs up to 25 centimeters high, transporting the vacuum to the top or bottom before releasing it to continue cleaning. Unlike other stair-climbing concepts shown at IFA 2025—such as the continuous rolling tracks used by Dreame and Eufy—the Zeus 60 uses a step-by-step elevator-style system.

MOVA Zeus 60 stair-climbing module carrying the robot vacuum up stairs using a step-by-step elevator system.
The MOVA Zeus 60 carries the robot vacuum up or down steps up to 25 cm, then releases it to continue cleaning. © Vacuum Wars

Mobius 60: MopSwap™ System

MOVA also introduced the Mobius 60 (Amazon Link), its first robot vacuum equipped with the new MopSwap™ System. This design allows the robot to automatically swap out mopping pads stored in its docking system for hygienic and efficient floor cleaning.

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

MOVA Mobius 60 robot vacuum with docking station showing MopSwap™ system for automatic pad changes.
The MOVA Mobius 60 is the company’s first robot vacuum with the MopSwap™ System, allowing it to automatically switch mop pads stored in its dock for more hygienic and efficient cleaning.

Z60 Ultra Roller Complete

Positioned at the top of MOVA’s product lineup, the Z60 Ultra Roller Complete (Amazon Link) is marketed as a “live-water robot vacuum cleaner.” Its roller mop system continuously refreshes with clean water and fluffs the roller to trap debris more effectively, delivering stronger cleaning performance. Aimed at premium users who want uncompromised mopping, the Z60 also combines AI-driven navigation, real-time mop cleaning, carpet-safe technology, and expanded edge coverage. MOVA describes it as a “new benchmark for flagship smart home cleaners.” See our full overview of the Z60 Ultra Roller Complete here.

MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Complete at IFA 2025
The Z60 Ultra Roller Complete introduces MOVA’s live-water roller system for continuous fresh mopping.

M50 Ultra: Upright Expansion

For the first time, MOVA stepped beyond robot vacuums with the M50 Ultra, a slim upright wet/dry cleaner designed for hard floors. The company describes it as offering “effortless glide” and “agile clean.”

MOVA M50 Ultra upright wet and dry cleaner showcased at IFA 2025.
The M50 Ultra expands MOVA’s lineup into upright wet/dry floorcare, complementing its robot range.

Conclusion

At IFA 2025, MOVA demonstrated its ambition to redefine robot vacuums and floorcare. With Sirius 60, Zeus 60, and Mobius 60, plus premium models like the Z60 Ultra Roller Complete and the upright M50 Ultra, MOVA is signaling that it intends to compete aggressively across multiple categories.

The focus on unique technologies like robotic arms, AI-powered lifting, MopSwap™ pads, and live-water roller systems may just be what sets MOVA apart in a crowded market.

For the latest announcements and product launches from Berlin, explore our complete IFA 2025 coverage.

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