Mova Z70 Ultra and V70 Ultra Debut at IFA 2026
At the IFA 2026 trade show in Berlin, Mova showcased its latest advancements in smart home robotics, highlighting the upcoming release of its flagship robot vacuums, the Mova Z70 Ultra and Mova V70 Ultra. The company, which is rapidly expanding its footprint in the Turkish market, demonstrated a vast ecosystem ranging from pool cleaners to advanced AI-integrated floor care systems. These new flagship models are designed to revolutionize home cleaning through superior mechanical engineering, stair-climbing capabilities, and sophisticated sensor arrays. With these innovations, Mova aims to set a new standard for performance and efficiency in the competitive smart home appliance industry.
- The Mova Z70 Ultra features a 36,000 Pa suction power and a specialized base station that cleans mop pads with 100°C hot water.
- The Mova V70 Ultra reaches a record-breaking 42,000 Pa suction capacity and utilizes a bagless EcoCyclon dust collection system to minimize maintenance costs.
- Both models incorporate StepMaster 2.0 technology, allowing the robots to navigate obstacles and climb steps of up to 9 cm in height.
- Mova has established a robust service network in Turkey, currently operating through more than 70 sales points with dedicated technical support teams.
Flagship Models Offer Advanced Cleaning Capabilities
The Mova Z70 Ultra stands out with its HydroForce 2.0 system, which continuously washes mop pads during operation to ensure hygiene. Its MaxReach 2.0 architecture allows the unit to extend its reach up to 52 mm into corners, ensuring no area is left untouched. The docking station not only washes the pads with high-temperature water but also performs a 70°C hot air drying process to prevent bacterial growth and unpleasant odors.
For users requiring maximum power, the Mova V70 Ultra provides a significant performance upgrade. Featuring the MaxReach X design, the robot can extend its mop arm by 17 cm and its side brush by 12 cm to clean intricate floor layouts. Furthermore, the dual rotating mop system applies 15 Newtons of pressure to the floor, effectively removing stubborn stains that traditional vacuums often fail to address. The transition to a bagless system marks a strategic move to eliminate recurring costs for the consumer.
New Technologies Enhance Navigation and Performance
A core breakthrough in this series is the StepMaster 2.0 architecture, which allows these robots to conquer complex terrains within the home. The system enables the devices to climb over obstacles up to 4.8 cm in a single step or 9 cm when utilizing a dual-stage approach. This mechanical agility ensures that the robots can transition between different floor types and navigate around furniture with unprecedented precision.
The integration of advanced AI sensors allows these units to adjust their height and trajectory in real-time. By lowering their profile when moving beneath low-clearance furniture, the robots optimize their cleaning path while protecting the chassis from damage. This level of autonomy represents a significant shift from previous generations of cleaning robots.
Service Networks Support Market Expansion
Beyond the hardware, Mova has prioritized the user experience through a comprehensive after-sales service strategy. During the IFA event, Mova Turkey General Manager Ahmet Adıgüzel emphasized the company’s rapid growth since entering the Turkish market five months ago. The brand currently supports its users with a seven-day-a-week call center and an extensive supply chain for spare parts, ensuring that the high-tech investment remains reliable over the long term.
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