Honda wants you to train your new robotic lawnmower

Have you ever wanted a lawnmower robot you can ride? If yes, Honda has something for you. The Japanese company will be For the first time The new ProZision series of riding mowers will be at Equip Exposition 2025 in Kentucky next week, one of which Honda says can mow grass “without the need for a human operator on board.”

But you will You need to have someone on board, at least at first, which explains the initially awkward seat. Honda says the ProZision Autonomous model operates autonomously, but only after the rider teaches it the cutting routes and lock-in patterns using sat nav. After teaching the mower, users can choose routes and settings using a companion app if they want it to operate independently.

Honda specifications and Marketing materials As for the mower, she points out that it will be aimed at professional landscapers, not ordinary gardeners. Cutting width is 60 inches and run time covers up to 15 acres, depending on conditions. The mower was “specially developed to help reduce various burdens on landscaping companies facing challenges such as aging and workforce shortages,” said Minoru Kato, general manager of Honda’s motorcycle and power products operations.

It will probably cost a little too. Honda hasn’t revealed pricing for the standalone unit yet, but says manual ProZision models will cost $32,999. It says it will be available in the US in summer 2026.