Dreame's D30 Ultra robot vacuum hits India at ₹52,999 with a station that washes and dries mop pads automatically. The company has secured the No. 2 spot in India's robot vacuum category within a year of entering the market.
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Dreame Technology launched its D30 Ultra robot vacuum in India, priced at ₹52,999 on Amazon and available from August 1 at Croma, the company's website, and select retail stores. The vacuum runs 25,000 Pa of suction with a self-cleaning station that washes, dries, and empties the mop pads without manual intervention.
Manu Sharma, managing director of Dreame India, said the product targets households that want cleaning to require less time. "The Dreame D30 Ultra has been designed to address this shift by combining powerful cleaning performance with intelligent automation, enabling users to spend less time on routine chores and more time on what matters most," he said in a statement.
The D30 Ultra uses MopExtend technology to reach edges and corners, lifts the mop when it detects carpet, and automates dust collection, mop washing, drying, and washboard cleaning. Dreame backs the unit with a one-year warranty and service centers in more than 160 Indian cities, with pickup and drop assistance at eligible locations.
Dreame entered India in late 2023 and says it has taken the No. 2 position in the country's robot vacuum category within a year. The company also sells cordless stick vacuums, wet and dry vacuums, and high-speed hair dryers. Its founding team pioneered high-speed digital motors in 2015, and the firm has applied for more than 6,000 patents globally, with roughly 2,600 authorized.
The company is developing robotic lawn mowers, cordless robotic pool cleaners, and commercial food delivery robots.
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