New Mammotion Luba mini AWD robot mower with LiDAR on the way

Mammotion has announced the Luba mini AWD LiDAR Robotic Lawn Mower. It arrives as an alternative to the original Luba mini AWD robot mower, which was released earlier in 2025 alongside the Luba 2 AWD model.

Like the older version, the upcoming Luba mini AWD LiDAR will not require a boundary wire to navigate your lawn, so set-up should be quick. However, it will swap the RTK positioning technology for a combination of 144 beam LiDAR and cameras. The company claims that this is the first solid-state LiDAR robot mower on the market. As such, there is also no need for a base station.

According to Mammotion, the LiDAR sensor can generate up to 200,000 points per second, which should make its positioning accurate on a centimeter-level. It can detect obstacles up to 30 m (~98 ft) away, and the all-wheel-drive base allows it to tackle up to 80% slopes. The company suggests that this model is best suited to users with gardens that feature trees, fences, flower beds or walls, which can be used as reference points.

The full specification of the Mammtino Luba mini AWD LiDAR Robotic Lawn Mower is expected to be revealed at launch on June 30th. It is unclear how much the product will cost; as a guide, it is expected to be more expensive than the older Mammotion Luba mini AWD, which currently starts from $1,599 at Amazon. Another unknown is whether or not the LiDAR module will be available to purchase separately, allowing users to upgrade the original Luba mini AWD mower.