China's AiMOGA robots hit 2,000 global deliveries

Anhui Province in east China is accelerating its push into the global robotics market as AiMOGA, the humanoid robot brand under the Chinese automotive manufacturer Chery Group, surpassed 2,000 cumulative deliveries worldwide, with its products and services now reaching more than 60 countries and regions.

On July 30, a ceremony was held at AiMOGA's home city of Wuhu in Anhui Province, where truckloads of robots departed Chery International Industrial Park for Wuhu Port. The milestone highlights the growing international footprint of Anhui-made robots as exports continue to scale up.

AiMOGA took its first major step abroad in 2025 by entering Malaysia's automotive sales and service sector. Since then, the brand has expanded across Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Europe. Its robots are now deployed in a wide range of real-world applications, including automotive retail services, public guidance, smart policing, healthcare assistance and commercial reception.

The robots are also proving their capabilities at home. In the first half of this year, more than 100 AiMOGA traffic police robots were deployed in cities across China, providing routine services such as traffic management, public order guidance and safety awareness campaigns. Their growing use in hospitals, exhibition halls and other public service settings continues to demonstrate Chinese robots' ability to operate reliably in diverse real-world scenarios.