Key Takeaways
1. Dreame showcased its new products at IFA 2025, including the A3 AWD and V1 Series robotic lawn mowers.
2. The A3 AWD can handle lawns up to 3,500 square meters and tackle inclines of 80% using all-wheel drive and advanced navigation without RTK technology.
3. The A3 AWD features enhanced mowing technology with EdgeMaster 2.0 for nearly edge-free mowing within 1.5 cm.
4. The V1 Series is designed for smaller gardens, capable of managing slopes up to 40% and navigating narrow spaces of 60 cm.
5. Both models utilize camera-based navigation with AI mapping, and further details on pricing and release dates are forthcoming.
Dreame is making waves at IFA 2025 with its own dedicated hall and an impressive array of new products. Alongside its innovative robot vacuums and a variety of home appliances, the spotlight is on the newly unveiled Dreame A3 AWD Series and V1 Series robotic lawn mowers, perfect for the upcoming gardening season.
Upgraded Features in the A3 AWD
Following the introduction of the Dreame A2 this spring, an improved version of its first robotic lawnmower, the A1, the brand is now raising the bar. The Dreame A3 AWD is set to be the new top model in their lineup, designed to handle lawns as large as 3,500 square meters.
With all-wheel drive, it can tackle inclines of 80% (38.7 degrees) and easily navigate obstacles up to 5.5 cm high, making it suitable for uneven terrain. Navigation remains free from RTK technology; it uses 3D LiDAR and two HDR cameras for automatic AI mapping.
Advanced Mowing Technology
A unique aspect of the Dreame A3 AWD is its design underneath. While the A2 already featured nearly borderless mowing with its EdgeMaster and a sliding mower deck, the new model enhances this further with EdgeMaster 2.0. The A3 AWD has two sliding mower decks, crafted to achieve nearly edge-free mowing within a distance of less than 1.5 cm.
The effectiveness of this feature will only be determined next year when the product is available. The specific release date and pricing for the Dreame A3 AWD are still unknown.
Options for Smaller Gardens
While the premium A3 AWD targets owners of larger or more complex properties, Dreame also offers options for smaller gardens with its V1 series. This line also avoids RTK, choosing instead a camera-based method featuring OmniEyes 1.0 dual vision with AI mapping.
Dreame claims that the V1 series can handle slopes of up to 40% and navigate obstacles as deep as 4 cm. It is said to manage narrow spaces of just 60 cm without trouble. Additionally, the company promises a long-lasting battery life and the ability to detect over 300 objects. More information is anticipated to be released shortly.
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