Navimow Tops Wire-Free Robotic Mower Sales Again
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Navimow Tops Wire-Free Robotic Mower Sales Again

Segway Navimow has been recognised as the world’s No. 1 brand in wire-free robotic lawn mower retail volume sales for the second consecutive year, based on Euromonitor International research covering 2024 and 2025.

The brand said more than 400,000 users globally now use Navimow robotic lawn mowers, reflecting growing demand for automated and low-maintenance garden care solutions. Its products are available in more than 40 countries and regions, including Europe, North America and Australia.

Navimow’s portfolio features wire-free setup technology that removes the need for boundary wires, while selected all-wheel-drive models are designed for improved mobility across varied terrain. The range also includes AI-supported positioning, LiDAR navigation and 3D mapping systems for precise mowing in complex garden layouts.

The company said models such as the X4 and i2 AWD have received TÜV Rheinland lawn care certification, while the H2 model features high-resolution solid-state radar for stable operation in challenging environments.

Segway Navimow operates as a subsidiary of Ninebot Limited and continues expanding distribution through specialist dealers, online marketplaces and DIY retail channels.

Segway Navimow has been recognised as the world’s No. 1 brand in wire-free robotic lawn mower retail volume sales for the second consecutive year, based on Euromonitor International research covering 2024 and 2025.The brand said more than 400,000 users globally now use Navimow robotic lawn mowers, reflecting growing demand for automated and low-maintenance garden care solutions. Its products are available in more than 40 countries and regions, including Europe, North America and Australia.Navimow’s portfolio features wire-free setup technology that removes the need for boundary wires, while selected all-wheel-drive models are designed for improved mobility across varied terrain. The range also includes AI-supported positioning, LiDAR navigation and 3D mapping systems for precise mowing in complex garden layouts.The company said models such as the X4 and i2 AWD have received TÜV Rheinland lawn care certification, while the H2 model features high-resolution solid-state radar for stable operation in challenging environments.Segway Navimow operates as a subsidiary of Ninebot Limited and continues expanding distribution through specialist dealers, online marketplaces and DIY retail channels.

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