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Mammotion LUBA mini AWD LiDAR
Mammotion · China · 2025
The mower that introduced Mammotion's three-source navigation — solid-state lidar, network RTK and AI vision at once. Sold out in Europe and replaced by a successor that dropped the RTK layer.
The LUBA mini AWD LiDAR went into Mammotion's European store on 30 June 2025 and matters more for what it started than for what it sold. It was the first machine to carry what the company now calls Tri-Fusion Navigation: a 144-beam solid-state lidar producing up to 200,000 points per second, network RTK corrections that need no base station in the garden, and camera-based AI vision, all working at the same time. Mammotion says on this very product page that the system it debuted here now powers the 2026 flagship LUBA 3 AWD. The solid-state design has no rotating mirror, which the manufacturer credits for roughly three times the durability of a mechanical unit. The rest is standard LUBA: all-wheel drive rated for slopes up to 80 percent (38.6 degrees), a lawn rating of 1,500 square metres, a 200 mm cutting width and cutting height adjustable between 20 and 65 mm, up to 20 mapped zones, and a three-year warranty. The European store now marks it sold out and steers buyers to the LUBA mini 2, and its price history is worth recording: a list price of EUR 2,299 ending at EUR 1,399. As on the rest of the range, Mammotion does not publish net weight, dimensions, battery capacity, mowing time in minutes or a noise rating for this model, so this profile leaves those fields blank rather than filling them from reseller listings.
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