As home coffee culture continues to evolve, Nespresso Malaysia is expanding its Vertuo range with the introduction of the new Vertuo Up, a compact coffee machine designed to deliver greater versatility without compromising convenience.

The launch was marked by the immersive Vertuo World experience at The Exchange TRX, where visitors explored three themed spaces—Morning World, Cloud World and Pool World—while sampling hot and iced coffee creations, watching live recipe demonstrations and discovering the machine’s capabilities firsthand.

Designed for everyday ease, the Vertuo Up is ready to brew in just three seconds from a cold start. Its slimmer profile is achieved through a new vertical capsule design, while integration with the Nespresso Smart App allows users to customise cup sizes and temperatures, receive maintenance notifications and access a growing collection of coffee recipes.

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At the heart of the machine is Nespresso’s proprietary Centrifusion™ technology, which spins each capsule at high speed while infusing it with hot water to produce a rich extraction topped with the brand’s signature crema. The machine is also made from more than 70 per cent recycled plastic, reflecting Nespresso’s continued focus on sustainable design.

A standout addition is the new Coffee Creations mode, developed specifically for milk-based and iced beverages. The concentrated extraction produces a bold coffee base that retains its character when paired with dairy or plant-based milk, or served over ice.

Launching alongside the machine is the Nespresso x Blue Bottle Coffee NOLA Style Blend, inspired by New Orleans-style cold brew. Combining Brazilian Arabica with a touch of Mexican Robusta, the blend delivers cereal, caramelised and chicory notes, particularly when enjoyed with oat milk. The collaboration also includes a co-branded Nomad Tumbler designed for iced coffee on the go.

The Vertuo Up is now available at Nespresso boutiques nationwide and online, while the Vertuo World pop-up runs at The Exchange TRX until 19 July, offering visitors an opportunity to experience the new machine and limited-edition collection firsthand.