Husqvarna Group unveils four new robotic lawn-mowers for professional green space management

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Husqvarna Group has unveiled four new robotic lawnmowers for professional green space management, expanding its boundary wire-free offering. The new models - 580L EPOS, 580 EPOS, 560 EPOS, and an updated 535 AWD EPOS - feature precision GPS navigation, boundary wire-free mowing, and selectable cutting patterns. These models are designed for sports fields, golf courses, and facility maintenance, offering capacities ranging from 6,000 m² to 16,000 m².

The 560 and 580 models will gain additional functionalities like solar panel compatibility and AI-driven features by 2026. Available globally from March 2025, these new models aim to revolutionize professional turf care, saving time, reducing emissions, and cutting costs. Husqvarna Group plans to launch a total of ten new boundary wire-free robotic lawnmowers for professional and residential customers in 2025.

Positive

• Expansion of boundary wire-free robotic lawnmower offering from four to seven models
• New models feature advanced capabilities like precision GPS navigation and selectable cutting patterns
• Increased mowing capacity up to 16,000 m² for larger areas
• Future-proofed models with planned AI-driven features and solar panel compatibility by 2026
• Double-digit growth in professional robotic lawnmowers annually since 2021

Negative

• New models won't be available until March 2025, potentially allowing competitors to gain market share in the interim

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 17, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Husqvarna Group, a global leader in outdoor power products and robotics, announces four new powerful robotic lawnmowers for commercial use. These cutting-edge models expand the boundary wire-free offering, enhancing flexibility and continue to revolutionize turf management for sports fields, golf courses, and facility maintenance.

The new Husqvarna Automower models - 580L EPOS, 580 EPOS, 560 EPOS, and an updated 535 AWD EPOS - showcase the company's dedication to innovative landscaping technology. All four models offer features such as precision GPS navigation, boundary wire-free mowing, and selectable cutting patterns. These capabilities enable effortless and efficient turf management, designed to save time, reduce emissions, cut costs, and elevate turf quality for commercial users.

Future-proofed, the 560 and 580 models will also gain functionalities like solar panel compatibility and advanced AI-driven features such as night vision and obstacle avoidance by 2026, further raising the bar in professional landscaping solutions.

Key Facts about the new powerful boundary wire-free models: 

Automower 580 EPOS: Ideal for sports fields with its ability to mow large areas in patterns. 

Capacity up to 16,000 m².

Automower 580L EPOS: Suitable for golf course with its low-cut disc cutting as low as 10 mm.

Capacity up to 16,000 m².

Automower 560 EPOS: Designed for facilities with optimized uptime and excellent slope performance. 

Capacity up to 12,000 m².

Automower 535 AWD EPOS: Updated EPOS version of 535 AWD. Specialized for rough, hilly and undulated terrain areas around golf courses.

Capacity up to 6,000 m².

"Through close dialogue with our customers, we have developed these new models to meet their high standards. As demand for reliable commercial autonomous turf care solutions rises, Husqvarna Group expands its boundary wire-free robotic lawnmower offering from four to seven models, demonstrating our commitment to revolutionizing professional green space management", says Glen Instone, President Husqvarna Forest & Garden.

Available globally from March 2025, the new models expand Husqvarna's portfolio of professional robotic solutions, solidifying its position as a leader in autonomous turf care technology. Since launching Husqvarna CEORA in 2021, the Group has experienced double-digit growth in professional robotic lawn-mowers annually. In 2025, Husqvarna Group aims to launch a total of ten new boundary wire-free robotic lawn-mowers for professional and residential customers.

Learn more about the upcoming professional models here.

For further information, please contact:
Henrik Sjöström, Head of External Communication
+46 727 15 77 85
press@husqvarnagroup.com 

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FAQ

What new robotic lawnmower models did Husqvarna Group (HSQVY) announce?

Husqvarna Group announced four new robotic lawnmower models: 580L EPOS, 580 EPOS, 560 EPOS, and an updated 535 AWD EPOS for professional green space management.

When will the new Husqvarna (HSQVY) robotic lawnmowers be available globally?

The new Husqvarna robotic lawnmowers will be available globally from March 2025.

What is the mowing capacity of Husqvarna's (HSQVY) new Automower 580 EPOS?

The Husqvarna Automower 580 EPOS has a mowing capacity of up to 16,000 m².

What future features are planned for Husqvarna's (HSQVY) 560 and 580 robotic lawnmower models?

By 2026, the 560 and 580 models will gain functionalities like solar panel compatibility and advanced AI-driven features such as night vision and obstacle avoidance.