AiMOGA puts Mornine into Chery dealership service work

Mornine gives Chery a humanoid service robot for car retail, with AiMOGA testing multilingual reception, vehicle explanation and dealership support inside the automaker sales network.

By: Korthos19 Oct 25

AiMOGA showed Mornine doing car-retail work at the 2025 Chery Global Innovation Conference in Wuhu: presenting a vehicle, opening doors, guiding visitors, and coordinating with the car interface. The company said the robot handled an autonomous presentation, vehicle explanation, and car-machine collaboration demo, while Chery International described broader summit use across presentation, guidance, water pouring, and door-opening scenes.

AiMOGA is incubated by Chery Group. Mornine’s initial service applications use Chery dealerships and branded events, where the robot can work with known vehicle information and product scripts.

Mornine is designed for reception and customer interaction indoors. Published specifications list 40 degrees of freedom, a height of 168 centimetres and a weight of 70 kilograms.

AiMOGA said Mornine had moved from concept to real-world deployment across more than 30 countries, with Malaysia and Hong Kong appearing in earlier partnership materials.

Chery’s dealership network gives AiMOGA a channel for reception, guidance and vehicle-interaction deployments.

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