– Two variants: 5A (up to 4,500 m²/day, €2,699) and 10A (up to 7,000 m²/day, €2,899) for large properties.
– Tracks with 100% slope capability (45°) and up to 7,000 m² daily mowing performance.
– Dual 40 cm mulching blades with individual 1,785 W motors for powerful cutting; cutting height 30–100 mm.
– Terrain-adaptive floating deck plus advanced navigation: RTK positioning, VSLAM visual mapping, AI image processing, and ultrasonic obstacle detection.
Lymow One Plus launches in Europe
The Lymow One Plus was teased earlier this year when it went up for pre-order after its CES 2026 reveal, and today it officially lands in Europe, letting the XXL robotic lawn mower be ordered directly from the manufacturer. The launch marks a milestone for the brand as it expands its reach into new markets and showcases its latest capabilities to a broader audience.
Two variants and pricing details
The One Plus comes in two variants: the 5A version, designed for up to roughly 4,500 square meters of mowing per day, is priced at €2,699 recommended retail, while the 10A version is meant for up to 7,000 square meters daily and carries a price tag of €2,899. These figures reflect the mower’s focus on larger properties rather than compact urban gardens, aligning with its robust design and performance claims.
Performance and build
In line with its positioning, the Lymow One Plus features a tracked drive system that allegedly handles uneven terrain and slopes up to 100 percent (45 degrees). This capability, paired with reported daily mowing performance of up to 7,000 square meters, emphasizes its suitability for expansive estates rather than small lawns, indicating a premium-end tool for serious lawn care tasks.
Blades, deck, and power
The mower uses a mulching system with two SK5 rotary blades and a 40 cm cutting width, engineered to cut through tall and dense grass with authority. Each blade is powered by an individual motor, delivering a peak output of 1,785 W. This setup suggests a strong emphasis on cutting power and reliability under demanding grass conditions.
Terrain adaptation and navigation
A floating mowing deck automatically adjusts to the ground with a cutting height range from 30 to 100 mm to maintain an even cut across varying surfaces. For navigation, the One Plus employs RTK satellite positioning along with VSLAM-based visual mapping, AI-supported image processing, and ultrasonic sensors designed for obstacle detection. This combination is intended to provide precise mowing paths and better interaction with real-world environments.