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Unitree Robotics A2
Quote-only enterprise sales; no qualifying official MSRP. Unitree's official store (shop.unitree.com/products/unitree-a2) displays $100,000.00 USD but has no add-to-cart and instructs buyers to 'contact our sales team (sales_global@unitree.cc) to purchase' — a non-transactable placeholder, roughly 3x distributor pricing, so not treated as a real MSRP. Authorized US distributors list $31,900 (A2 Standard) and $40,900 (A2 Pro), e.g. Toborlife pre-orders (Jan 2026) and K-robotics in-stock units (June 2026), but distributor pricing does not qualify as official MSRP. · source
The A2 is Unitree's industrial-grade quadruped, weighing about 42 kg with battery, with 12 joint motors and a roughly 25 kg continuous walking payload (about 100 kg standing) for over 3 hours of walking per charge. Launched in August 2025 with LiDAR plus HD camera (dual LiDAR on the A2-PRO variant), it targets industrial inspection, logistics, and emergency-rescue users and is sold through Unitree's enterprise sales channel.
Listed on Unitree's official store but purchasable only by contacting the sales team (sales_global@unitree.cc). Authorized North American distributors confirm real availability: Toborlife opened pre-orders in January 2026, and K-robotics lists the A2 in stock in the US with 5-7 day shipping as of June 2026.
Estimated value & depreciation
Unitree Robotics hasn’t published a price for the A2 — it’s sold by quote, deployed in pilots, or not yet released. We publish an estimate once a real price and resale signal exist.
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Depreciation curve
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Our tracking record
What we've checked on this robot, when we last looked, and where the number came from. Nothing here is estimated.
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- Last checked
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- Price on record
- No public price
- Where it comes from
- Unitree Robotics
Unitree Robotics hasn't published a price for the A2. We re-check the source above and publish a number the day one appears — get told when that happens.
US availability & the FCC Covered List
Built in China, which puts it in the FCC's "foreign-produced" bucket. New models need a US Department of War sign-off before they can be sold here.
Built in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province (Binjiang District) source.
This model is already shipping, so it keeps the FCC approval it has — the rule gates new models rather than ones already on sale.
Frequently asked
How much does the Unitree Robotics A2 cost?
Unitree Robotics hasn’t published a public price for the A2 — Listed on Unitree's official store but purchasable only by contacting the sales team (sales_global@unitree.cc). Authorized North American distributors confirm real availability: Toborlife opened pre-orders in January 2026, and K-robotics lists the A2 in stock in the US with 5-7 day shipping as of June 2026.
Is the Unitree Robotics A2 available to buy?
Shipping. Listed on Unitree's official store but purchasable only by contacting the sales team (sales_global@unitree.cc). Authorized North American distributors confirm real availability: Toborlife opened pre-orders in January 2026, and K-robotics lists the A2 in stock in the US with 5-7 day shipping as of June 2026.
What are the Unitree Robotics A2’s specifications?
It is a quadruped robot dog, debuting 2025: 1'10" (0.57 m) tall, 93 lb (42 kg), 12 degrees of freedom.
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