Dreame Technology launches its flagship X60 Ultra in India, boasting advanced obstacle avoidance, record-breaking suction power, and seamless navigation, as it aims to solidify its position in the competitive robot vacuum market.
Dreame Technology has launched its flagship X60 Ultra Complete robot vacuum in India, positioning it as a premium model built around artificial intelligence, stronger obstacle handling and heavier-duty cleaning. The launch comes as the company seeks to extend its presence in a market where it says it has already reached the No. 2 position in robot vacuums since starting Indian operations in late 2023.
Priced at INR 1,34,999, the device will go on sale on Dreame’s Indian website from 22 September 2026 and on Amazon India from 27 September, with availability also planned through Croma and selected retail outlets. According to the company, the product is backed by a one-year warranty and after-sales support in more than 160 cities across India.
The X60 Ultra Complete is only 7.95 cm tall, which Dreame says makes it its thinnest robot vacuum. The company claims that the design helps the machine reach under low furniture, while a retractable DToF sensor and dual-camera obstacle-avoidance system are meant to improve navigation in tighter spaces and around household objects. Dreame also says the robot can cross single-step obstacles of up to 4.2 cm and double-layer transitions of up to 8 cm.
Cleaning power is a central part of the pitch. Dreame says the vacuum delivers 35,000Pa of suction, which it describes as the highest in its category, alongside a DuoBrush system intended to reduce hair tangles. The robot also uses a mop self-cleaning process with water heated to 100C, plus high-speed scrubbing and downward pressure to deal with dirt on hard floors and carpets. The company says its dirt-detection system can identify pet hair, fine dust and light liquid spills, then adjust its cleaning in real time.
Dreame has tied the launch to its “Live Smarter” campaign in India, fronted by brand ambassador Kriti Sanon. Manu Sharma, managing director of Dreame Technology India, said the company sees the product as part of a broader move towards more intuitive home technology that requires less manual management from users. The release follows a wider pattern in the robot vacuum market, where manufacturers are competing not just on suction strength but also on mapping, obstacle recognition and automated maintenance features.
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