Segway Navimow has officially revealed its 2026 lineup of robotic lawn mowers at CES in Las Vegas, showcasing a new era of hands-off lawn care. The company introduced five new series of mowers designed to handle everything from small backyard patches to massive commercial fields without the need for traditional perimeter wires or antenna stations.
The most significant upgrade in this year’s lineup is “drop and mow” technology. These mowers use advanced LiDAR and satellite navigation to map out a yard instantly. This means homeowners no longer have to spend hours burying wires or setting up complicated equipment before the mower can start its job.
Leading the residential pack is the new X4 Series, a flagship model built for large properties. The X430 ($2,499 US) handles up to 1 acre, while the X450 ($2,999 US) covers up to 1.5 acres. It features a specialized all-wheel-drive system that can climb steep 40-degree slopes. This system allows the mower to make sharp turns without digging into the ground or damaging the grass.
For smaller yards, the i2 Series offers more affordable options. The i206 AWD ($999 US) handles up to 0.15 acres, while the i210 AWD ($1,299 US) covers up to 0.25 acres. Even these entry-level models now include all-wheel drive, making them the only mowers in their class capable of handling muddy or slippery terrain. A special i215 LiDAR version can even see in the dark and identify over 200 types of obstacles, including pets and garden tools.
The H2 Series is the “complex lawn master,” designed for yards with lots of trees or narrow paths. It uses a “Triple Fusion” navigation system—combining LiDAR, satellite signals, and cameras—to stay on track even when the signal is blocked. It comes in two models: the H210 for up to 0.25 acres and the H220 for up to 0.5 acres.
Segway also showcased the Terranox Series, which is built for professional landscaping. These heavy-duty robots come in two models: the CM120M1 for up to 3 acres and the CM240M1, which can maintain up to 6 acres—the equivalent of a full football field—in a single day. To help professionals, Segway is launching “Fleet Management” software that allows users to monitor and control multiple robots from a single app.
Navimow says it has sold over 400,000 mowers in Europe since 2022, as the mowers have been quite popular, but its next frontier is North America.
During a recent media briefing we attended, the company shared details regarding availability for the Canadian market. Currently, the new products will be released on Amazon.com. The sales team is also actively working on making the new mowers available on Amazon.ca, and they are exploring other retail channels for the region. We’ll update you with the Canadian availability and pricing details once received.
The new Navimow mowers will be available for pre-order starting Friday, January 16, at 8:00 a.m. PT on the company’s website, with early bird discounts available.
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