Kuvings used IFA 2026 in Berlin to put its AUTO10S hands-free slow juicer through a series of live demonstrations, showing just how far the machine can go beyond a standard glass of fruit juice.

At the company’s stand, I watched the AUTO10S make fresh almond milk, fruit and vegetable juices and a concentrated ginger shot, while also demonstrating how the pulp left behind can be reused rather than simply thrown away.

The standout for me was the almond milk. I normally do not enjoy store-bought almond milk, which I often find thin and watery, but the freshly made version from the AUTO10S was noticeably richer and creamier.

Kuvings staff also showed what was expelled through the pulp chute during the process, before turning the almond pulp into small bite-sized balls for tasting. They were surprisingly tasty and demonstrated one of the more practical ways leftover pulp could be repurposed.

At another demonstration, I sampled several fruit and vegetable juice combinations as well as a ginger shot. All were freshly made on the stand and highlighted the machine’s ability to process a wide range of ingredients.

The AUTO10S is built around a 3-litre automatic hopper, allowing larger quantities of produce to be loaded at once rather than fed through piece by piece. Kuvings says the hopper can accommodate larger fruit and vegetables with less preparation, while an automatic cutting mechanism breaks ingredients down before feeding them into the juicing system.

The machine uses slow cold-press extraction at 50 RPM and is powered by a 240W motor. It also includes an additional feed opening in the hopper lid so ingredients can be added while juicing is already underway.

A wider pulp outlet is designed to make cleaning easier, while the smart cap has been reshaped to improve grip and dispensing. Safety is handled by a triple-interlock system that prevents the machine from operating unless its components are correctly fitted.

The IFA demonstrations did a good job of showing that the AUTO10S is not simply about extracting juice. In practice, its appeal is the ability to process larger batches with less hands-on preparation, while offering enough versatility for nut milk, juice, ginger shots and other recipes.

For Australian consumers already familiar with Kuvings’ hands-free juicers, the AUTO10S is a good example of how the category is shifting towards larger hoppers, more automated preparation and less time spent feeding ingredients into a machine one piece at a time.