Unitree and NVIDIA unveiled the H2 Plus at Computex in June 2026 — billed as the first open humanoid reference design on NVIDIA's Isaac GR00T platform — with a list price around $100,000. That figure lines up with a self-configured flagship: the H2 EDU base runs about $68,900, and adding tactile hands (~$14,000), Jetson AGX Thor compute (~$16,800), and a spare battery lands near $102,700.
Orders are reported to open in October with Q4 2026 mass production, though early North American allocation is expected to be limited.
For buyers: the $100k tier is now the reference point for a fully-integrated Chinese humanoid, well below Western flagships that run several times higher. Entry Unitree models still start far lower for R&D use. See our Chinese humanoid robot guide for the full lineup and price bands.