Swappable battery
The product page describes a modular battery with quick disassembly; the Developer-edition battery is rated at 1.22 kWh. [1][5]
Price & availability
Starting Ā· USD Ā· OfficialOfficial ā stated by the manufacturer or organizer
Original price: CNY 180,000
Source: EngineAI news: the T800 is officially unveiled ā Ā· Dec 8, 2025
Basic edition starting price from EngineAI's news page; USD figure as stated by Humanoids Daily (about 7.2 CNY per USD)
Historical, launch and third-party figures remain separated from the current price.
RMB 240,000
Eco (open-source) edition price listed on JD.com, as reported by Humanoids Daily; USD figure as stated by the outlet
EngineAI T800 pre-orders go live at $25,000 āRMB 280,000
Pro edition price listed on JD.com, as reported by Humanoids Daily; USD figure as stated by the outlet
EngineAI T800 pre-orders go live at $25,000 āRMB 360,000
Max edition price listed on JD.com, as reported by Humanoids Daily; USD figure as stated by the outlet
EngineAI T800 pre-orders go live at $25,000 āProduct overview
The T800 is a 173 cm full-size general-purpose humanoid from EngineAI, officially unveiled on 8 December 2025. Its product page describes a peak joint torque of up to 450 NĀ·m and a moving speed of 2 m/s or more with hardware support. The current Developer-edition manual gives a 1.22 kWh battery, about two hours of operation and a 2.5-hour full charge, and identifies electric joint motors with planetary reducers.
The line has several configurations. The Basic edition has 25 degrees of freedom and no dexterous hands, while the Pro and Max editions add a seven-degree-of-freedom hand with tactile sensing. The latest developer documentation lists up to 43 total degrees of freedom. The Developer edition uses a Nezha motion controller with an NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 64 GB module. The product page also shows scenario imagery for logistics warehouses, hotel services, sales floors and human-robot collaboration.
EngineAI said on 22 May 2026 that the first batch had rolled off its Shenzhen production line. On 29 May 2026 it launched the Shenzhen intelligent manufacturing base and described the start of mass delivery. No customer or shipment counts have been published. The Basic edition is listed from CNY 180,000, and JD.com listings reported in December 2025 ranged up to CNY 360,000 for the Max edition. Sales inquiries go through the company's contact page.
Capabilities
The product page describes a modular battery with quick disassembly; the Developer-edition battery is rated at 1.22 kWh. [1][5]
Pro and Max editions use a seven-degree-of-freedom multi-modal hand with tactile sensing; the Basic edition has no hands. [1]
The product page states a maximum joint torque of 450 NĀ·m; the joint is not named. [1]
The Developer edition uses a Nezha motion controller and an NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 64 GB module. [5]
EngineAI said its first production batch rolled off the Shenzhen line in May 2026, with mass delivery to follow. [7][3]
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Quick answers
EngineAI T800 is listed at from $25,000 (Starting, official). The source also states CNY 180,000. [2]
EngineAI T800 is available through an official sales inquiry rather than a public checkout page. [8][9]
EngineAI T800 is 173 cm tall and weighs 84.5 kg (Approximate Developer-edition weight; the older product page gives a 75-85 kg configuration range). [1][5]
Its stated maximum speed is 2 m/s; Moving speed of 2 m/s or more with hardware support, per the official page; not a measured maximum. [1]
The stated runtime is 2 hours per charge; Developer edition in current manual; older marketing page states 3-5 h without configuration details. [5]
EngineAI T800 has 25 listed degrees of freedom; Basic/Developer body. Latest docs list Pro with 29 body DoF and up to 43 including hands. [1][6]
Yes. EngineAI T800 is recorded as providing a public developer SDK or API. [1]
EngineAI T800 is made by EngineAI Robotics, based in China. [1]
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