MOVA’s V70 Ultra Complete X is built around physical reach rather than relying solely on navigation: its mop and edge brush extend outward for corners and furniture edges, while its body can lower to 88 mm for cleaning beneath low furniture. The flagship robot vacuum was shown at IFA 2026.
The MaxiReachX system gives the V70 Ultra Complete X a 16 cm mop extension and a 12 cm extension for its edge-cleaning brush. MOVA positions the setup to collect debris from areas conventional round robot vacuums can leave behind, including along walls, in corners and around furniture legs.
- FlexiPress mops apply up to 15 N of pressure and rotate at 300 RPM for tougher stains.
- The FlexScope retractable DToF sensor lowers when the robot moves under furniture.
- StepMaster 2.0 enables the robot to clear a pair of steps totaling up to 9 cm, or a single vertical obstacle of about 4.5 cm.
- AI-based obstacle recognition is rated to identify more than 300 types of obstacles.
- The robot has a 6,400 mAh battery and up to 40,000 Pa of suction, according to MOVA’s global product listing.
Its dock uses MOVA’s bagless EcoCyclone collection system, with a washable dust container intended to reduce the need for disposable bags. MOVA notes that EcoCyclone is the name of its system and should not automatically be read as a claim of conventional cyclonic separation technology.
The V70 Ultra Complete X joins a premium robot-vacuum segment increasingly focused on the limitations of fixed, low-profile round designs. Its combination of extending cleaning arms, a retractable sensor and threshold-climbing chassis targets those problem areas, though MOVA has not provided global pricing or wider availability details in the supplied information.
