Mammotion LUBA mini 2 AWD 1500

The LUBA mini 2 AWD 1500 went on sale in Mammotion's European store on 8 May 2026 at EUR 1,699, discounted from EUR 1,899, and it is the clearest statement of where the company thinks garden navigation is going: it has no RTK antenna to mount and no network RTK service behind it. A 360-degree lidar and dual-camera AI vision do the whole job, which removes the one installation step that has always made satellite-corrected mowers awkward in small, enclosed or tree-shaded gardens. Mammotion rates it for 1,500 square metres, claims detection and avoidance of more than 300 kinds of stationary and moving obstacle, and keeps the trait that names the line: all-wheel drive rated for slopes up to 80 percent. The 6.1 Ah battery covers up to 500 square metres per charge, so the rated lawn takes about three cycles. One thing on the manufacturer's own page deserves to be flagged rather than smoothed over. The lidar is described twice, in two different sets of numbers: in one section it has a 61-metre range and a 360 by 49 degree field of view, in another a 60-metre range and 360 by 45 degrees. Both passages sit on the same product page, and Mammotion does not say which describes the machine as shipped. Several standard figures are missing from that page as well: no net weight, no dimensions, no cutting width or cutting height, no mowing time in minutes and no noise rating. We have asked the manufacturer for them and will update this profile when they answer; until then the profile deliberately shows blanks rather than numbers copied from resellers.

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