Meet Dyson’s Brand-New Lineup: V8 Cyclone, V16 Piston Animal, HushJet Purifier Compact

Dyson has big changes coming. The company just announced its biggest batch of new products yet during IFA Berlin, with new appliances coming to both its floor cleaner and air treatment lines. From the already-announced PencilVac to an AI-powered robot vacuum and reimagined V8 Cyclone stick vacuum, the Dyson family of household appliances is about to get a lot bigger. There's also a brand-new air purifier to come, plus updates to Dyson's existing fan and space heater models.

While all of these items were announced today, only the new air purifier—the HushJet Purifier Compact HJ10, which will retail for $350—will be available in 2025, by the end of this month. Everything else will arrive sometime in 2026, with pricing still a mystery until closer to each product's release. Here are the details of everything Dyson's got in store.

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A lot of new floor care is arriving in 2026 from Dyson. The PencilVac was announced back in May, and there are three more related gadgets coming, plus a revamp of an old favorite. Pricing is still to come, as are the exact dates of when each of these will be available.

To start with the old, the popular V8 cordless vacuum from 2016 is getting new life 10 years later as the Dyson V8 Cyclone. Dyson says the updated stick vacuum will have 30 percent more suction power with 150 air watts and twice the run time—an hour over the original V8's 30 minutes. It'll have a triggerless power button and a self-emptying docking station, which is a feature I love on cordless vacuums. It's a nice update to a popular vacuum that brings it up to speed with the technology and features we like to see in current stick vacuums.

The Dyson V16 Piston Animal is a new cordless stick vacuum with Dyson's latest motor, a cleaner head that can sense the floor type, and a wet roller head. It promises 315 air watts of power and a 70-minute run time. The All Floor Cones Sense cleaner head will detect what type of floor it's on and adjust the suction and brush bar speed for optimal performance, and it has LED illumination to help spot dust. You'll also be able to attach the wet roller head, which is an updated version of the Submarine head—named the Submarine 2.0—that works with the Dyson V15 Detect. But I especially like the wipe-clean mechanism that helps get stubborn dust and long hairs out of the vacuum's bin. There will also be a compatible self-emptying docking station that can be purchased separately (disappointing that it's not included, and it sounds like the docking station might come after the vacuum's initial release).

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Dyson didn't just announce stick vacuums. There are also a few other interesting related appliances coming to the lineup, but like the rest of the vacuums, pricing and availability timing aren't available.

The Dyson Clean+Wash Hygiene is Dyson's new wet and dry floor cleaner. Dyson says it's a filter-free option that instead keeps everything it picks up enclosed in the cleaner head. Dyson calls it both a wet and dry cleaner, which is different than the wet-only WashG1, which looks similar to the Clean+Wash. The filter-free cleaning is intriguing, especially given how gross it is to clean the filters on existing wet cleaners (including the WashG1).

Finally, Dyson also announced a new robot vacuum. The Spot+Scrub AI robot vacuum uses artificial intelligence to detect stains and better avoid obstacles while cleaning. The navigation part is good to hear, since while we like the Dyson 360 Vis Nav, we found it needed some work on avoiding obstacles like chair legs. The Spot+Scrub is also both a robot vacuum and mop, allowing it to automatically dry or wet clean your floors.

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Outside Dyson's floor cleaning range, there are also some changes on the air care front. Dyson's new HushJet Purifier Compact HJ10 is a compact air purifier designed for small spaces such as bedrooms and offices. It packs a new nozzle (aptly named the HushJet Nozzle) that makes it much quieter than other purifiers. While it's only 30 percent of the size of Dyson's Big+Quiet purifier ($600), Dyson says the HushJet can deliver 80 percent of the performance. The HushJet will be the only item announced that is coming this fall, releasing on September 30 for $350.

Dyson is also updating its bladeless fan offerings with the Dyson Cool CF1 and the Hot+Cool HF1 Remote Link Pre-Heat fan/heater combo. Both feature a new Sleep mode and will be controlled with the MyDyson app. The Hot+Cool HF1 will be Dyson's first connected heater. Both will be available in 2026, with pricing info to be announced.