T800
EngineAI's full-size flagship with optional solid-state battery, 450 N·m joints and kung-fu agility, from ¥180,000 (~$25,000) in China.
Overview
EngineAI launched the T800 on 8 December 2025 as its full-size flagship, a 1.73 m, 75-85 kg humanoid with a magnesium-aluminum alloy frame, up to 450 N·m joint torque and speeds of 3 m/s or more, demonstrated with viral kung-fu kick routines. It is among the first humanoids offering a solid-state battery option (40 Ah, ~4-5 h runtime) alongside standard ternary lithium packs. Chinese pricing starts at ¥180,000 (~$25,000) for the Basic Edition, with international editions listed from $40,500 to $80,800 on EngineAI's English site and first shipments delivered by June 2026. The launch coincided with a ~¥1 billion funding round to accelerate the company's industrialization push.
Use cases
Capability evidence
- CES 2026 global debutT800 made its global debut at CES 2026 in Las Vegas with live demonstrations of full-body coordination, fine motor control and high-dynamic movement (450 N·m peak joint torque). PR Newswire (EngineAI) ↗ · 2026-01
- Martial arts demoT800 performed kickboxing/martial-arts routines so fluid viewers accused EngineAI of CGI, prompting the company to release raw footage and have its CEO take a padded kick from the robot on camera at CES 2026. Interesting Engineering ↗ · 2026-01
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