Haier Unveils F9 Series, India’s First AI Color Touch Front Load Washing Machine

Haier India has just pulled the wraps off its latest front load washing machine lineup—the F9 Series—and it’s more than just another sleek appliance. This new premium range is packed with AI-driven features, including a first-of-its-kind Color Touch Panel, and it’s all designed with the Indian household in mind.

At Rs. 59,990, it’s not exactly pocket change, but what you get in return is a big leap toward smarter, quieter, and more hygienic laundry care. And yes, it looks as futuristic as it sounds.

India’s First AI Color Touch Panel: Big Screen Energy for Your Laundry

Washing machines aren’t exactly known for their screens—but that changes with the F9 Series.

This isn’t just a couple of blinking lights and a dial. Haier’s gone all in with an AI-powered color touchscreen, offering a slick, smartphone-like interface that lets users swipe and tap their way through multiple washing programs.

It’s bold. It’s vibrant. And it’s designed to cut the learning curve to almost zero.

What makes it more than a gimmick is how well it ties into the one-tap washing feature. The machine uses sensors to figure out the type of fabric, the size of the load, and how dirty your clothes are—all on its own.

Engine That Thinks for Itself: Silent But Seriously Strong

Haier didn’t just stop at the screen. Under the hood, the F9 Series is powered by a Direct Motion Motor—belt-free, smooth, and quiet.

It also features the AI Direct Motion Pro tech, meaning it can handle heavy loads without wobbling like a DJ turntable. Less noise. Less wear and tear. More peace of mind.

One standout feature here is the AI Dynamic Balance System (AI-DBS). Even if your laundry’s unevenly loaded, it’ll auto-adjust to prevent vibrations. This is key for Indian households where multiple wash types—from jeans to sarees to blankets—often go in together.

And yes, you can run it at night without waking the entire house.

Built for Big Loads and Delicate Fabrics Alike

The drum is a beast—525 mm, pillow-shaped, and built using electrical welding (read: no rough edges). It’s made to handle large, bulky garments, while still treating delicate fabrics like silk or chiffon with care.

There’s also an ‘Add Item’ function in case you forget to toss in that one sock. We’ve all been there.

Some mid-cycle magic includes:

• Dual Spray System that keeps the drum clean during washes

• Seamless welds that avoid fabric snags and dirt build-up

• ABT (Anti-Bacterial Treatment) on gaskets and dispensers to fight mold and bacteria

In short, the drum’s as smart as the interface. Maybe smarter.

Hygiene Tech That Actually Makes a Difference

Clean clothes are non-negotiable—but so is a clean machine.

The F9 Series adds multiple hygiene-focused features like PuriStream Water Filtration, which filters the water throughout the wash cycle. That’s not a common inclusion at this price point.

Plus, the anti-bacterial coating on the gasket and detergent drawer keeps mold at bay, especially important in humid Indian climates.

Haier also fitted the washer with a 1400 RPM high-speed spin cycle. It pulls more water out of clothes, making line drying faster and reducing fabric stress.

For families who wash daily, that time and fabric care saving adds up.

Here’s How It Stacks Up on Paper

Let’s get into the nuts and bolts for those who love the fine print. The F9 packs a serious punch in the specs department.

That 20-year motor warranty? That’s a statement.

Availability, Pricing, and What Haier Has to Say

You can already pick up the F9 Series across leading offline retailers and online platforms.

At launch, NS Satish, President of Haier India, said the F9 Series represents more than just a new product—it’s a response to how Indian families see laundry today. “It’s no longer just a task. It’s a daily essential,” he said. “With the F9, we’ve made the process smarter, easier, and faster.”

He also noted that the AI Color Touch Panel wasn’t just for show. It’s about creating a seamless experience that feels familiar, like using a phone or tablet—no thick manuals, no complicated codes.

There’s definitely a sense that Haier is trying to break new ground in the front-load segment, and the F9 Series might just set the new bar.