Tennant X6 ROVR

Tennant does not publish one universal retail price for the X6 ROVR. Commercial pricing depends on market, battery, charging station, deployment, service contract and support.

You can request a Tennant X6 ROVR quote through Anton Robots.

You can request the Tennant X6 ROVR through Anton Robots or directly through Tennant and its authorised commercial channels.

Confirm battery, charger or XC station, commissioning, BrainOS access, training, warranty and local service coverage.

X6 ROVR is a current Tennant autonomous cleaning product and is normally purchased through professional sales rather than consumer checkout.

If considering an ex-demo unit, verify battery condition, software entitlement, service history and manufacturer support.

Yes. Tennant offers commercial demonstrations and site assessments, and you can also request an X6 ROVR quote through Anton Robots.

Provide floor area, route width, floor finish, traffic, cleaning frequency and operating hours.

The exact package depends on region and contract. The core platform includes the X6 ROVR robot, lithium-ion battery system, dual-disc scrub deck, squeegee recovery system, BrainOS autonomy and onboard charger.

The Tennant XC charging station is optional unless specifically included in the quote.

Tennant publishes a 650 mm dual-disc cleaning path and an 835 mm squeegee width.

Actual effective route width must include clearance for walls, displays, people and obstacles.

The X6 ROVR is specified with approximately 95 L solution and 95 L recovery tanks.

This is substantially larger than many compact autonomous scrubbers and can reduce water-service stops on large sites.

Tennant publishes up to approximately six hours of runtime.

Actual runtime varies with down pressure, floor resistance, water settings, route complexity and battery condition.

Tennant publishes up to approximately 54 kg of down pressure on the dual-disc scrub deck.

Cleaning intensity should be matched to the floor finish and brush or pad selection.

X6 ROVR uses BrainOS autonomy with advanced 3D LiDAR and obstacle-detection sensing.

Teach & Repeat and Area Fill workflows allow operators to define routes without traditional robot programming.

Teach & Repeat lets an operator manually guide the machine through a route so the robot can repeat it autonomously later.

This is useful for structured recurring routes through a facility.

Area Fill allows an operator to define a larger zone and lets the autonomous system generate coverage within that area.

It is useful for open spaces where manually teaching every pass would be inefficient.

The optional Tennant XC station is designed to automate charging and reduce routine operator intervention between runs.

Confirm installation requirements and whether it is included in the proposed deployment package.

X6 ROVR is well suited to retail, healthcare, logistics, warehouses and other medium-to-large commercial hard-floor environments.

Its larger tanks and longer runtime make the most sense where there is enough open floor area to use them productively.

Check battery warranty, pads or brushes, squeegee, software access, BrainOS support, charger or XC station support, preventive maintenance and field-service response.

Tennant’s service network can be a major part of the value proposition, so confirm local coverage.

X6 ROVR is worth considering for organisations that want a higher-capacity autonomous scrubber backed by Tennant’s commercial cleaning and service ecosystem.

For smaller sites, a compact robot may be cheaper and easier to deploy. Compare it with other commercial cleaning robots.