Roborock has unveiled a sweeping range of new products at IFA 2025, underscoring its ambitions to expand beyond its core robot vacuum market.

Headlining the lineup is the Qrevo Curv 2. It boasts 25,000 Pa suction power and also offers improved mopping and automated features designed to reduce hands-on maintenance.

It can automatically lift its chassis to clear carpets up to three centimetres high.

Alongside the vacuum, Roborock introduced three robot lawn mowers – the RockMow Z1, RockMow S1, and RockNeo Q1.

The flagship Z1 features all-wheel drive and obstacle-avoidance tech derived from Roborock’s vacuum navigation systems.

The company is also branching further into manual cleaning and appliance categories.

New additions include the F25 Ultra wet-dry vacuum, which uses steam to sanitise floors, the H60 and H60 Hub stick vacuums, and the Zeo X smart washer-dryer.

Roborock is just one of several companies unveiling a new range of smart home appliances at IFA

Roborock already leads the US in robot vacuum sales by value, and this expanded portfolio signals an apparent bid to cement its reputation as a premium smart-home brand.

Analysts expect strong uptake for the F25 Ultra, given the popularity of its predecessor, while the robotic mowers could reshape outdoor cleaning if they match the reliability of Roborock’s vacuums.

As Channel News has been reporting all week, one of the major stories emerging from this year’s IFA is the intensification of competition in the smart-appliance segment.

As automation spreads from floors to lawns to laundry, Roborock is positioning itself as a one-stop shop for consumers chasing a fully automated home.

Just like several other companies.

The new Roborock products are currently only available in Europe, but it shouldn’t be too long until they reach Australian shores.