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The Dreame is over: Chinese vacuum cleaner company scraps plans to build EVs – report

Dreame will refocus on smart home products, outdoor products, two-wheelers and robots after layoffs cut its auto arm from nearly 1,000 workers to a few dozen.

Dreame had grand automotive plans that included electric hypercars and a 2027 launch in Australia, but the pin has reportedly been pulled on all of it.

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The Dreame is over: Chinese vacuum cleaner company scraps plans to build EVs – report

Dreame had grand automotive plans that included electric hypercars and a 2027 launch in Australia, but the pin has reportedly been pulled on all of it.

·Osborne Park, Australia
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He had big plans, but reality has apparently caught up with him. According to local media reports, Chinese vacuum cleaner and home appliance manufacturer Dreame is closing its automotive division after a year. The division was supposed to produce a lot of interesting cars, including a copy of the Rolls-Royce Cullinan and a hypersport with a rocket engine and improbable acceleration.

A vacuum cleaner that promises to build the fastest electric car in the world. This is the bet that Dreame Technology, a Chinese brand best known for its household robots, has tried. In a few months, the company has staged futuristic hypercars, a muscular SUV and a very ambitious international expansion plan for its electric cars. However, with the latest news, the company is going to re-focus on other activities, while the Chinese economic pres…

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PerthNow broke the news in Osborne Park, Australia on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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