Mammotion YUKA mini

The YUKA mini opened Mammotion's compact range in January 2025 and is the machine the whole small-mower family grew out of: the LUBA mini AWD LiDAR, the YUKA mini 2 and the LUBA mini 2 AWD all answer questions this model left open. It is a rear-wheel-drive mower for 600 or 800 square metres, priced in the manufacturer's European store at EUR 599 and EUR 699 against a EUR 899 list, and sold out there by September 2026; the American store still carries it, but as a different machine. Navigation is where it matters. Mammotion calls the camera system UltraSense AI Vision and quotes an AI chip running five trillion operations per second, which it compares to the compute of a level-3 driver assistance system. The cameras read grass against non-grass to hold an invisible boundary, recognise more than 200 objects in real time, and the manufacturer claims the mower can keep working for up to 300 metres with the satellite link disrupted, resynchronising when it returns. Mapping is automatic and takes about ten minutes, with up to fifteen zones managed from the app and a geofence alarm if the machine is carried off the property. The regional split is the most interesting thing about this profile. The European box contains an RTK reference station, an RTK antenna, its power supply, a five-metre extension cable and a ground pile: satellite corrections come from hardware the owner installs in the garden. The American listing sells the same mower as the 600H and 800H and leads with the opposite promise, no wire and no RTK installation, using Mammotion's iNavi network corrections over a mobile or Wi-Fi link instead. The American H version has no built-in 4G module, so the network route it depends on has to be bought as a bundle. Prices there are USD 749 and USD 1,299. Published figures are thin, as with every cheaper mower from this manufacturer. Mass is quoted at 10.6 kilograms in Europe and 23 pounds in America, slopes at 50 percent or 27 degrees, cutting height between two and three and a half inches, and the 800 variant takes a 6.1 amp-hour battery shared with the LUBA mini 1500. The cutting deck carries a five-blade disc. Cutting width, dimensions, mowing time per charge and noise are not published anywhere. Warranty listings in the store also name 500, 700 and Vision 700 variants that never had product pages of their own.

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The same Mammotion mower ships with an RTK station in Europe and is advertised in America as needing none

9/4/2026 · Mammotion (European and American stores)

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