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Honda is all set to enter cordless lawn mower market by introducing smaller robotic mower as a part of ‘New Age of Cutting’.
Honda’s transformation into the cordless lawn & garden market from the traditional lawn mower production is a result of gradual shift of consumer preference towards the cordless products (due to developments in battery technology). Honda Motor Co., Limited is introducing several new and updated products across its European lawn & garden range. Honda is about to launch two all-new premium models on its renowned class-leading IZY platform. Consisting same qualities, built and performance standards as IZY, both the models HRG416XB and HRG466XB are expected to deliver enhanced performance. Both the segments are expected to feature a new brushless motor design, for exceptional efficiency and effectively. In addition to that, larger HRG466 model is also being offered with on-off selective mulching. Other prominent countries are also introducing various technologies and developments related lawn mowers. For instance, Husqvarna group has announced the release of automower 435X AWD (all-wheel drive) which is an AI-enabled (Artificial Intelligence) robotic mower. This robotic auto-mower is designed to manage rough terrain and slopes with an incline up to 70%. 435X auto-mower also operate with Amazon Alexa and Goggle Home. Husqvarna group is a global leader of robotic lawn mower production. It has also introduced satellite-based solution for all new robotic lawn mower range.
According to the research report, “Global Lawn Mower Market Outlook, 2029” published by Bonafide Research, the market is expected to cross USD 45.4 Billion market size by 2029, increasing from USD 30 Billion In 2023. The global market is forecasted to grow with 7.20% CAGR by 2024-29. The rising trend for well-kept backyards and beautification activities for lawns and gardens have impacted the lawn mower market across the globe. From the research, it has been estimated that from 16 billion to 41 billion pounds of carbon dioxide is being emitted from lawn mowers every year. Another estimate is that every gallon of gasoline which is burned in lawn mower mechanism emits 20 pounds of carbon dioxide. Due to this carbon emissions and pollution created by the gas-powered lawn mower, several governments are implementing regulations for utilizing or banning (partial ban except California) the gas-powered lawn mowers. To overcome this important hazard, electric-powered lawn mowers are being introduced which are more eco-friendly as well as high energy efficient compared to traditional lawn mowers.
North America is the leading region in the global lawn mower market, driven by high consumer demand for landscaping and lawn care, along with the strong presence of advanced robotic and electric lawn mowers. The United States and Canada have large residential and commercial spaces, including lawns, golf courses, parks, and sports fields, fueling the demand for manual, electric, and autonomous mowers. The region's leadership is further reinforced by technological advancements, such as smart, AI-powered robotic mowers, GPS-assisted navigation, and battery-powered models, which offer energy efficiency and reduced emissions. Growing environmental concerns and strict regulations on fuel-powered outdoor equipment have boosted the adoption of cordless electric and robotic lawn mowers. Additionally, the presence of key manufacturers like Deere & Company, Toro, and Husqvarna strengthens market dominance. The rise in smart home integration and automated lawn maintenance services also contributes to market expansion. The DIY gardening trend, along with professional landscaping services, has further increased the demand for innovative and user-friendly lawn mowers. While Europe and Asia-Pacific are also witnessing rapid growth, North America remains at the forefront due to its technological superiority, high purchasing power, and well-established landscaping industry.
The global lawn mower market includes three main product types: walk-behind mowers, ride-on mowers, and robotic lawn mowers. Walk-behind mowers are the most common, offering affordability and suitability for small to medium lawns. Ride-on mowers are ideal for larger areas, including golf courses and commercial landscapes, as they provide efficiency and reduced labor efforts. Robotic lawn mowers are gaining popularity due to automation, smart features, and eco-friendliness, appealing to residential users and professional landscapers seeking hands-free mowing solutions. The residential sector dominates the global lawn mower market, driven by increasing homeownership and the popularity of gardening and lawn maintenance. Professional landscaping services cater to commercial properties, businesses, and high-end residences, using high-performance mowers for large-scale maintenance. Golf courses require specialized ride-on and robotic mowers to maintain fairways and greens. Government agencies and municipal bodies invest in lawn mowers for parks, public gardens, and highway maintenance, ensuring well-kept green spaces. Lawn mowers are categorized by fuel type into manual-powered, gas-powered, propane-powered, electric-corded, and electric-cordless. Gas-powered mowers remain popular due to their high power and efficiency, especially in large areas. However, electric-corded and cordless mowers are rapidly growing due to environmental concerns and low maintenance costs. Propane-powered mowers offer a balance between fuel efficiency and reduced emissions, while manual-powered models are mainly used in small gardens for eco-friendly lawn care.
Lawn mowers are available in AWD (All-Wheel Drive), FWD (Front-Wheel Drive), and RWD (Rear-Wheel Drive) models. AWD mowers provide superior traction on uneven or hilly terrain, making them ideal for professional landscaping and large properties. FWD mowers offer excellent maneuverability, especially for small, flat lawns, while RWD mowers deliver better stability and traction, making them suitable for medium to large yards and commercial use. Lawn mowers use different blade types, including cylinder blades, standard blades, mulching blades, and lifting blades. Cylinder blades provide a scissor-like cut, making them ideal for fine lawns and golf courses. Standard blades are the most common, offering a balance between precision and durability. Mulching blades cut grass into fine clippings, enhancing soil nutrition. Lifting blades, part of the "others" category, are used for heavy-duty mowing, lifting grass for an even cut and efficient discharge.
According to the research report, “Global Lawn Mower Market Outlook, 2029” published by Bonafide Research, the market is expected to cross USD 45.4 Billion market size by 2029, increasing from USD 30 Billion In 2023. The global market is forecasted to grow with 7.20% CAGR by 2024-29. The rising trend for well-kept backyards and beautification activities for lawns and gardens have impacted the lawn mower market across the globe. From the research, it has been estimated that from 16 billion to 41 billion pounds of carbon dioxide is being emitted from lawn mowers every year. Another estimate is that every gallon of gasoline which is burned in lawn mower mechanism emits 20 pounds of carbon dioxide. Due to this carbon emissions and pollution created by the gas-powered lawn mower, several governments are implementing regulations for utilizing or banning (partial ban except California) the gas-powered lawn mowers. To overcome this important hazard, electric-powered lawn mowers are being introduced which are more eco-friendly as well as high energy efficient compared to traditional lawn mowers.
North America is the leading region in the global lawn mower market, driven by high consumer demand for landscaping and lawn care, along with the strong presence of advanced robotic and electric lawn mowers. The United States and Canada have large residential and commercial spaces, including lawns, golf courses, parks, and sports fields, fueling the demand for manual, electric, and autonomous mowers. The region's leadership is further reinforced by technological advancements, such as smart, AI-powered robotic mowers, GPS-assisted navigation, and battery-powered models, which offer energy efficiency and reduced emissions. Growing environmental concerns and strict regulations on fuel-powered outdoor equipment have boosted the adoption of cordless electric and robotic lawn mowers. Additionally, the presence of key manufacturers like Deere & Company, Toro, and Husqvarna strengthens market dominance. The rise in smart home integration and automated lawn maintenance services also contributes to market expansion. The DIY gardening trend, along with professional landscaping services, has further increased the demand for innovative and user-friendly lawn mowers. While Europe and Asia-Pacific are also witnessing rapid growth, North America remains at the forefront due to its technological superiority, high purchasing power, and well-established landscaping industry.
The global lawn mower market includes three main product types: walk-behind mowers, ride-on mowers, and robotic lawn mowers. Walk-behind mowers are the most common, offering affordability and suitability for small to medium lawns. Ride-on mowers are ideal for larger areas, including golf courses and commercial landscapes, as they provide efficiency and reduced labor efforts. Robotic lawn mowers are gaining popularity due to automation, smart features, and eco-friendliness, appealing to residential users and professional landscapers seeking hands-free mowing solutions. The residential sector dominates the global lawn mower market, driven by increasing homeownership and the popularity of gardening and lawn maintenance. Professional landscaping services cater to commercial properties, businesses, and high-end residences, using high-performance mowers for large-scale maintenance. Golf courses require specialized ride-on and robotic mowers to maintain fairways and greens. Government agencies and municipal bodies invest in lawn mowers for parks, public gardens, and highway maintenance, ensuring well-kept green spaces. Lawn mowers are categorized by fuel type into manual-powered, gas-powered, propane-powered, electric-corded, and electric-cordless. Gas-powered mowers remain popular due to their high power and efficiency, especially in large areas. However, electric-corded and cordless mowers are rapidly growing due to environmental concerns and low maintenance costs. Propane-powered mowers offer a balance between fuel efficiency and reduced emissions, while manual-powered models are mainly used in small gardens for eco-friendly lawn care.
Lawn mowers are available in AWD (All-Wheel Drive), FWD (Front-Wheel Drive), and RWD (Rear-Wheel Drive) models. AWD mowers provide superior traction on uneven or hilly terrain, making them ideal for professional landscaping and large properties. FWD mowers offer excellent maneuverability, especially for small, flat lawns, while RWD mowers deliver better stability and traction, making them suitable for medium to large yards and commercial use. Lawn mowers use different blade types, including cylinder blades, standard blades, mulching blades, and lifting blades. Cylinder blades provide a scissor-like cut, making them ideal for fine lawns and golf courses. Standard blades are the most common, offering a balance between precision and durability. Mulching blades cut grass into fine clippings, enhancing soil nutrition. Lifting blades, part of the "others" category, are used for heavy-duty mowing, lifting grass for an even cut and efficient discharge.
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