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MOVA IFA 2026 Highlights: New Mowers, Pool Robots and Window Cleaners

MOVA’s IFA 2026 booth features its upcoming LiDAX Ultra Gen 2 mowers, self-docking Diver A20 pool robot and new window cleaners with automatic pad washing.

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MOVA’s IFA 2026 exhibition space features displays for its latest robotics technology and product concepts.

MOVA is using IFA 2026 to show off its next-generation LiDAX mowers, a pool robot that can dock itself and window cleaners with automatic pad washing.

The company is also showing the V70 Ultra Complete and Z70 Ultra Roller Complete as those robot vacuums continue rolling out to additional markets.

LiDAX Ultra Gen 2 Coming Soon with New Edge-Cutting System

MOVA’s second-generation LiDAX Ultra mowers introduce UltraTrim 3.0, which adds a dedicated edge-cutting disc designed to trim grass along walls, fences and other raised boundaries.

The disc has three independently adjustable cutting heights of 1.6, 2.0 and 2.4 inches, so the edge can be cut lower than the main lawn.

Gray MOVA LiDAX Ultra Gen 2 robotic mower with a black top, red rear accent and front-mounted camera displayed on a white platform, surrounded by white space.
The upcoming MOVA LiDAX Ultra Gen 2 brings a dedicated edge-cutting disc to the company’s next-generation mower lineup.

The LiDAX Ultra Gen 2 lineup will include lidar-and-vision, vision-only and all-wheel-drive options.

Several MOVA robotic mowers displayed on a white exhibition platform, with a gray and black AWD model featuring red accents and articulated front wheels in the foreground.
MOVA’s robotic mower lineup at IFA 2026 includes multiple configurations including AWD models, shown in the foreground with its distinctive front-wheel steering system.

MOVA is also showing the LiDAX Omni AWD, a separate future platform with all-wheel drive, a new steering system and UltraTrim 4.0. That system places the edge-cutting disc on an extending arm.

The Omni AWD and UltraTrim 4.0 were covered in more detail in our earlier article.

Diver A20 Adds AI Vision and a Self-Docking Station

MOVA’s pool-cleaning display includes the Diver A20 and Diver A20 Station, which adds a dock that allows the robot to return without being lifted out of the pool.

The A20 uses binocular AI vision to recognize debris and adjust its cleaning route. MOVA also lists a five-hour cleaning mode and an edge-cleaning feature designed to reach closer to pool boundaries.

Close-up of a black MOVA robotic pool cleaner underwater, showing its wide tracks, front sensors and blue cleaning components.
MOVA’s robotic pool cleaner uses tracked wheels and a front-mounted sensor system to navigate underwater.

The station adds app control and AquaSonar communication between the dock and the submerged robot.

MOVA says the system is designed to work in pools with water as shallow as 2.6 feet.

X1 Station Washes and Dries Its Own Cleaning Pad

MOVA is also showing the X1 Station, a window-cleaning robot with a self-cleaning base.

The station washes the robot’s cleaning pad with water heated to 131 degrees Fahrenheit and dries it with circulating air heated to 140 degrees.

White MOVA window-cleaning robot mounted on a clear display stand beside a large white BoostBay base station, connected by a cable.
MOVA’s upcoming window-cleaning system is displayed with its BoostBay base station at IFA 2026.

The robot also has dual-sided deployable edge squeegees and a roller-mop cleaning system designed to reach closer to window edges.

MOVA lists a separate heated cleaning system intended to help remove stains.

N2 Station Offers a More Compact Window-Cleaning System

The N2 Station is a smaller window-cleaning system with a portable power hub.

MOVA says the robot uses dual mist cleaning and intelligent path planning. Its compact design is intended to make one-handed handling easier, while the cleaning system is designed to reach farther into corners.

V70 UC and Z70 URC Continue Their Global Rollout

The V70 Ultra Complete and Z70 Ultra Roller Complete are also part of MOVA’s IFA display, although neither is a new product announcement.

The V70 uses extending mop and side-brush hardware designed to reach farther into narrow spaces and along edges. The Z70 takes a different approach with a continuously washed roller mop.

Both models are gradually reaching additional markets worldwide.

MOVA also displayed the upcoming V70 Ultra Pure, a more affordable addition to the V70 lineup.

It shares the V70 Ultra Complete's rotating mop system but replaces the Complete's bagless EcoCyclone dust collection with a dust bag.

Black MOVA V70 Ultra Pure robot vacuum partially docked in a tall black cleaning station, with its front sensors and side brush visible, surrounded by white space.
The upcoming MOVA V70 Ultra Pure replaces the V70 Ultra Complete’s bagless EcoCyclone system with a dust bag and features a different wheel design.

The Pure is rated at 40,000 Pa suction, compared with 42,000 Pa for the U.S. version of the Complete.

It also has a lower threshold-crossing rating of 2.4 inches for dual-step obstacles, compared with 3.54 inches for the Complete.

Pricing, Availability and What's Next

MOVA plans to launch the LiDAX Ultra Gen 2 series in Europe in November 2026. U.S. pricing and availability have not been announced.

The company has not confirmed release dates for the separate LiDAX Omni AWD, Diver A20 Station or the X1 and N2 window-cleaning systems. Pricing and availability for the new V70 Ultra Pure also remain unannounced.

The V70 Ultra Complete and Z70 Ultra Roller Complete are already rolling out to additional markets, with regional pricing, configurations and availability varying by market.

Images courtesy MOVA.

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