The LUBA 4 AWD is Mammotion's 2026 flagship, and it is the first robot mower that genuinely sees in every direction. Four wide-angle cameras, a 360° LiDAR turret and NetRTK satellite correction feed one self-healing positioning layer — so when tree canopy swallows the satellites or a barn wall blocks the view, the mower keeps its line instead of stopping and pinging your phone.

It finishes what it starts

Three things in this machine exist to solve the complaint every robot-mower owner has. Independent front-wheel steering gives each front wheel its own motor, so it turns through a clean arc instead of scrubbing a brown ring into your grass. The bidirectional drive system lets it reverse out of a corner using its rear camera rather than pivoting on the spot and wearing a bald patch. And the optional edge-trimming module cuts the strip along your beds and fence line that other mowers leave for you.

All-wheel drive that means it

Four driven wheels with per-wheel torque control, slopes to 80% (38.6°), 60 mm obstacle crossing and floating cutting discs that ride over uneven ground instead of scalping it. Banks, tree roots, wet clay, the slope behind the garage — this is the mower we put on the properties other brands can't hold.

Cuts wide, charges fast, gets back out

A 165 W motor spins each disc with six blades — a 17.3″ cutting path on the 3000F and 6000F, 20.9″ on the triple-disc 12000F. Run the blades fast through thick spring growth, or slow them down for a quieter mow and longer battery life. The 210 W fast charger is paired with adaptive charging: when the battery runs low, the mower works out how much lawn is left, takes on just enough charge to finish it, and goes back out.

They say No RTK antenna to install (but we still recommend it)

LUBA 4 uses Mammotion's iNavi NetRTK service — correction data over the cellular network instead of a base station on a pole in your yard. iNavi is included free for the life of the product, already serving over 100,000 households, and there is nothing to mount, wire or aim. It does need a usable cellular signal at the lawn, which is the single thing worth checking before you order — and we check it for you, free, before you pay anything.

Bought from a dealer who shows up

We're not a drop-shipper. Order a LUBA 4 through Zippy Lawnz and we map the property, set the no-go zones and channels, confirm the signal on site, run the first mow with you and answer the phone afterward. Map your lawn on our site in about two minutes and we'll tell you which of the three models actually fits — before you spend a cent.

Pre-order. Mammotion opens LUBA 4 AWD shipments in Q4 2026; reserve now and we'll confirm your delivery window and final price before we charge anything. Product images are Mammotion's and are for illustration — final specification is subject to launch.