Chery AiMOGA Mornine

2025-10-22 · Publisher : Chery (AiMOGA Robotics) · Domain : Robotics

At its Global Innovation Conference, Chery presents Mornine, the humanoid from its AiMOGA subsidiary designed as a multilingual car sales assistant. In April 2026, it went on sale to consumers on JD.com at ¥285,800.

### Background At its 2025 Global Innovation Conference, carmaker Chery presented Mornine, the humanoid developed by its robotics subsidiary AiMOGA, set up in January 2025. Mornine is designed as a multilingual car sales assistant. **Uncertain date**: AI Business, covering the conference on October 22, 2025, notes that the robot had been shown the previous year and that in July 2025 it opened a car door on its own. The date used is that of the verified official presentation. ### Specifications During the demonstration, Mornine: - gave a "fully autonomous" presentation of AiMOGA's history; - greeted customers, explained vehicle features, opened doors and interacted with in-car systems; - showed a vision-tactile dexterous hand and a multi-expression system. The technical sheet (height, weight, degrees of freedom) is not published in the sources consulted. ### Why it matters On April 13, 2026, Chery put Mornine on sale to consumers on its JD.com store at ¥285,800 (about $41,830), with physical outlets planned in dealerships and shopping malls. By the end of 2025, Chery said it had delivered 300 humanoids and 1,000 robot dogs in more than 30 countries and regions. ### Key takeaways Mornine illustrates the strategy of Chinese carmakers reusing their AI skills and dealer networks to sell robots. Its price is still that of a premium car.

Tags : Humanoïde, Chine, Constructeur automobile, Grand public, Service