Kriti Sanon roped in as Dreame Technology’s first Indian brand ambassador
The Hindu
Dreame has announced that its first Indian brand ambassador will be Bollywood actor Kriti Sanon.
Home and personal appliance-maker Dreame has announced that its first Indian brand ambassador will be Bollywood actor Kriti Sanon.
The Chinese technology company was founded in 2017 and produces a range of appliances such as robotic vacuums, wet and dry vacuums, cordless stick vacuums, and grooming tools.
Dreame began operations in India in 2023.
“We are extremely delighted to welcome Kriti Sanon into the Dreame family. Her keen interest in technology and forward-thinking mindset align with our vision of redefining Indian homes through intelligent solutions and products. As we continue to introduce cutting-edge innovations in India, her association will reinforce Dreame as the preferred choice for those who appreciate smart living and superior performance,” said Manu Sharma, Managing Director of Dreame India.
“India is an integral part of Dreame’s global expansion strategy - it represents a high-growth market, driven by an evolving consumer base increasingly embracing modern, technology-first lifestyles,” he added.
Dreame’s products, including its home appliances and hair styling tools, are available on Amazon India. The company also offers service options and helplines for its customers.
Dreame this month unveiled the Mova K10 Pro Wet and Dry vacuum cleaner priced at ₹19,999.
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