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Apollo 2

The current version of Apptronik's Apollo humanoid, in bipedal and wheeled forms, used to learn real work at customer and partner sites.

by Apptronik · last checked Oct 14, 2026

Illustration · Robots · not a product photo

What has been shown

Apptronik says Apollo 2 fleets are working at customer and partner sites, naming Mercedes-Benz and GXO. The sites, tasks and results are not described, and only the company says so.

Evidence support Company-reported

Ongoing operation Apptronik's June 30, 2026 release says operational Apollo 2 fleets are already active at key customer and partner sites, learning use cases at customers like Mercedes-Benz and GXO. Apptronik

As of Oct 14, 2026 · Apptronik (company source)

Can you get it?

Not available to buy

No sale, lease or order terms are published. Apptronik says its commercial fleet will be the next generation, Apollo 3, with no date.

As of Oct 14, 2026 · Apptronik (company source)

Is it still alive?

Active
  • Partner access only
As of Oct 14, 2026 · Apptronik (company source)

Not sold publicly. Apollo 2 works with named customers and partners; Apptronik says the commercial product will be Apollo 3.

What the evidence says

  1. Company claim

    Apptronik says operational fleets of Apollo 2, in bipedal and wheeled configurations, are active at Robot Park and at customer and partner sites, naming Mercedes-Benz and GXO.

    Observed Oct 14, 2026 · Apptronik (company source)
  2. Company claim

    Apptronik says the data Apollo 2 collects is developing its next commercial product, Apollo 3. No date or specifications were given.

    Observed Oct 14, 2026 · Apptronik (company source)
  3. Company claim

    Apptronik says Apollo runs four hours per hot-swappable battery pack and can also run tethered.

    Observed Oct 13, 2026 · Apptronik (company source)
  4. Documented by company source

    Apptronik says it closed a Series A of more than $935 million in February 2026 to scale production and deployment of Apollo.

    Observed Oct 14, 2026 · Apptronik (company source)
  5. Customer-confirmed

    Earlier Apollo: in February 2025 Jabil and Apptronik said Apollo units would be tested on Jabil's factory floor in inspection, sorting, kitting and lineside delivery. No site or start date was given.

    Observed Oct 14, 2026 · Jabil (named customer)
  6. Company claim

    Earlier Apollo: Apptronik called its 2024 Mercedes-Benz agreement Apollo's first publicly announced commercial deployment, with Mercedes exploring tasks such as delivering assembly kits to the line.

    Observed Oct 13, 2026 · Apptronik (company source)

Price

Unknown: no price in the cited sources.

What we don't know yet

  • No public price.
  • Whether people assist it remotely is not disclosed.

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