Roborock is preparing to release the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow robot vacuum and mop globally. It is the company’s first worldwide model to use a roller mopping system and appears to match the P20 Living Water Edition introduced in China in September 2025.
According to Roborock’s global website, the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow delivers up to 20,000 Pa of suction power. It uses a central DuoDivide roller brush with a dual anti-tangle design to improve hair pickup. For mopping, the device features a 270 mm SpiraFlow roller mop that rotates 220 times per minute. The system supplies continuous fresh water and performs real-time self-cleaning to reduce dirt transfer. The mop can extend to clean edges and automatically retracts when vacuuming carpets or rugs.
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The model includes a multifunctional docking station that empties the robot’s dirty water tank, washes the roller mop with 75°C water, and dries it using 55°C warm air. Navigation is handled by LiDAR, supported by Roborock’s Reactive AI Obstacle Recognition, which can detect up to 200 types of objects. Users can control the device through the Roborock app or via voice assistants, and the model will support the Matter protocol for broader smart home integration.
The Qrevo Curv 2 Flow briefly appeared on Amazon Germany with a listed price of €1,999, though Roborock has not officially confirmed pricing or release details for Europe or the United States. The model may be displayed at CES 2026 in January.