Narwal Intelligence

Narwal was founded in 2016, a company rooted in the home robotics field, dedicated to developing revolutionary technology products, and has been rated as one of China's top 50 tech robotics companies for three consecutive years, and has been listed on the Hurun Global Unicorn List for five consecutive years, and was included in the 2022 China High-tech Enterprise Charity and Public Welfare 500 list. In just a few years, Narwal has transformed from zero to a unicorn enterprise. As an industry pioneer in self-cleaning robot vacuums, Narwal officially launched the world's first mopping robot J1 "that washes its own mop" during the 2019 Double 11 shopping festival in China, which instantly ignited the consumer market, with sales exceeding 10 million yuan on the first day it went on sale. After the J1, Narwal continued to deepen and innovate the classic J series, which has now been released to the sixth generation, and in 2024 launched the high-end Xiaoyao series, continuously leading product innovation in this category, and firmly ranking as the TOP 3 in the industry. Starting in 2023, Narwal expanded into the floor washer market, successively launching the S series, F series, and other multi-price-point, multi-functional products. In 2025, Narwal launched its first automatic dust collection vacuum cleaner, the V40 Station, continuously improving its multi-category layout. In 2024, Narwal began accelerating its offline channel expansion, completing offline layouts in over 20 provinces and 70 cities nationwide, with more than 500 authorized retail outlets. At the same time, Narwal accelerated its brand globalization process, with products now entering over 50 countries and regions worldwide, covering North America, Europe, Japan, Korea, Australia, Southeast Asia, and other markets, and has entered over 5,000 offline stores in Europe through cooperation, and in the North American market has entered nearly 300 offline stores of major key accounts such as Best Buy and Costco, with global users exceeding 4 million. In the first three quarters of 2025, Narwal's robot vacuums ranked among the global TOP 5 in shipments with a 7.5% market share, making it one of China's corporate going-global cards.