Chinese company Galbot has priced its ET1 humanoid across three versions. According to Humanoids Daily, which cites the Chinese outlets QbitAI and Pandaily, the Standard model costs about €10,500, the Pro about €18,500 and the Flagship about €23,900. The prices were reported in yuan (79,000, 139,000 and 179,000); the conversion uses the ECB reference rate of 8 October 2026.
What the price gap buys
Per the manufacturer's official page, the ET1 stands 1.25 m tall and weighs 32 kg including its battery, with stereo cameras and 26 degrees of freedom. The Pro adds an Orin Nano compute module rated at 40 TOPS, while the Flagship steps up to 100 TOPS and more development and customisation options. Dexterous hands add another 12 degrees of freedom, but they are described as an option on the Pro and Flagship, so buyers should check whether they are included in the headline price. The 100-million-parameter motion model is the company's own claim.
Pre-orders opened earlier, when prices were still unconfirmed. The article mentions no delivery dates, sales regions or stock levels. Galbot markets the ET1 for entertainment and interaction, such as in stores, theme parks and stage shows, rather than for households.
Editor's view: for a buyer in Croatia or the EU this is for now a guide to price levels, not an offer that can be ordered. Before committing, ask for written confirmation of EU delivery, CE documentation, warranty and service terms.
Source: Humanoids Daily, 2 October 2026.