Chery's Humanoid Robot Mornine Reaches 2,000 Deliveries Across 60+ Countries
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-08-10
Chinese automaker Chery is quietly expanding its humanoid robot Mornine globally, with cumulative deliveries reaching 2,000 units across more than 60 countries, including Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and South Africa.
Standing at 1.67 meters tall, the feminine humanoid features multilingual interaction. Initially deployed in Chery's showrooms for customer reception and sales presentations, Mornine's use cases have expanded to traffic guidance, hospital navigation, guest welcoming, museum tours, supermarket assistance, and even livestreaming to help sell cars.
These deployment figures highlight the supply chain advantages of automakers. In Anhui Province alone, over 2,600 humanoid robots were produced in H1 2026, with a complete industrial chain for machines, core components, and system integration already established around Hefei and Wuhu.
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