AgiBot X2

Height: 131 cm
Weight: ≈ 33 (EDU), ≈ 35 (Basic, Neo), ≈ 39 (Ultra) kg
Battery life: ≈ 2 h
Price · Official price: USD 25,600
KLVSH fighters: 0

About

The X2, sold in China as Lingxi X2, is AgiBot's small bipedal humanoid, unveiled on 11 March 2025 by the company's X-Lab. Current maker documentation gives about 1.31 m and 33 to 39 kg depending on the version, with 29 to 31 actuated joints and a 120 N·m peak joint torque. The range has been sold under several names: Basic or Neo for performances and interaction, EDU, and Ultra, which adds 3D LiDAR, an RGB-D camera, an Orin NX board and an SDK for developers. AgiBot reported its 5,000th Lingxi X2 off the production line in December 2025. In August 2026 an X2 won the 100 m obstacle race at the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing.

Spec sheet

Announced	11 March 2025 (as Lingxi X2)[4]
Height	131 cm[2]All versions; 1310 × 460 × 210 mm.
Weight	≈ 33 (EDU), ≈ 35 (Basic, Neo), ≈ 39 (Ultra) kg[2]Basic and Neo figures from the RBTX datasheet and AgiBot's store; launch coverage gave 33.8 kg.
Degrees of freedom (body)	29 (EDU), 30 (Ultra, Neo), 31 (Ultra new version); 25 (Basic) per the RBTX datasheet[2]Hands excluded. Launch coverage gave 28 for the Lingxi X2.
Peak joint torque	120 N·m[2]maker claimPeak joint torque, all versions.
Payload	3 kg in specific postures, ≤ 1 kg over the full range[2]maker claimEnd effector excluded.
Top speed	1.8 (max), ≤ 0.8 in routine use m/s[2]maker claimnot verifiedAgiBot's store gives up to 2 m/s.
Battery	≈ 421 Wh, swappable[2]not verifiedAgiBot's store and the RBTX datasheet give about 500 Wh.
Battery life	≈ 2 h[2]maker claimContinuous walking at 0.5 m/s.
Charging	≤ 1.5 h; 54.6 V, 10 A charger; battery swap; optional automatic charging on Ultra[2]
Sensors	Ultra: interactive RGB camera, front stereo and rear RGB cameras, RGB-D camera, 3D LiDAR, head touch sensor; Basic/Neo: no LiDAR or RGB-D camera[2]
Onboard computer	RK3588 boards; Ultra adds an NVIDIA Orin NX 16 GB (157 TOPS)[2]
Materials	Flexible-material exterior[5]maker claim

“Maker claim”: figure stated by the maker only. “Not verified”: single secondary source, or sources disagree. Figures no source gives are left out. Prices are those published at the date shown and may have changed.

Variants and special editions

Edition	What changes
X2 Neo (Basic)Edition · On sale	Edition for performances and interaction; 30 joints (25 for the Basic in the RBTX datasheet).[2]
X2 EDUEdition · On sale	Educational edition, 29 joints.[2]
X2 UltraEdition · On sale	Developer edition: 30 joints, adds 3D LiDAR, an RGB-D camera, an Orin NX board and an SDK.[2]3D: shown by our model
X2 Ultra (new version)Edition · On sale	Revised Ultra with 31 joints (upgraded motors, reinforced structure per AgiBot's description files). Price on request.[2]
Lingxi X2 Youth EditionSpecial edition · On sale · 2025	Edition reported by Jiemian in August 2025 at CNY 98,000; its differences are not detailed.[7]not verified

Prices

Version	Amount	Type
X2 Neo	USD 25,600[3]Price on AgiBot's online store.	Official price
X2 Ultra (new version)	On request[3]On request from AgiBot sales.	Official price
Lingxi X2 Youth Edition	CNY 98,000[7]Reported by Jiemian, August 2025.	Reported in the press
X2 Ultra	On request[10]Listed in REK's shop without a price.	Reseller price

In the ring

No source we opened shows the X2 in a fight. At the 2026 World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, teams with Zhiyuan in their names (a joint Shanghai University of Sport and AgiBot team, a Shanghai Circus School and AgiBot team, and teams called Shenzhen Zhiyuan and Beijing Zhiyuan) fought in the 58 kg free-fighting class, but the Xinhua photo captions do not name the robots they used. AgiBot's own results coverage credits the X2 with medals in obstacle races only. The San Francisco fight company REK lists an AgiBot X2 Ultra in its online shop, without saying whether it fights there.

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Sources

Figures checked on 21 October 2026.

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