Robot Lawn Mowers
Husqvarna CEORA
Husqvarna · MSRP $31,624 (commercial licensing required) · Launched Jan 2022
L4 RTK mower delivering autonomous precision across multi-hectare grounds with centimeter-level accuracy, contingent on professional infrastructure and commercial licensing.
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Autonomy80 / 100
30% weight
Reliability82 / 100
25% weight
Maintenance72 / 100
15% weight
Value62 / 100
15% weight
Privacy62 / 100
15% weight
Will the Husqvarna CEORA work on your yard?
Pick what matches your setup. The fit updates as you go.
Yard size
Terrain
Grass type
Boundary setup
How Husqvarna CEORA holds up
Yard size
Terrain
Grass type
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Specifications
The full spec sheet.
Identity
Manufacturer
Husqvarna
Model
CEORA
Released
Jan 2022
Category
Robot Lawn Mowers
Price
$31,624
Dimensions & weight
Width
39.4 in
Depth
55.1 in
Height
22 in
Weight
1323 lbs
Cleaning performance
Runtime
480 min
Noise
82 dB
Charge time
120 min
Navigation
Mapping
RTK-GPS with centimeter-level accuracy, virtual boundary geofencing, collision detection with forward-facing sensor array
Battery
10800 Wh · LiFePO4
Compatibility
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi
Lifecycle timeline
1 events tracked · most recent on the right.
Release
First shipped
Product released to market.
Watching
Tracker active
Next reassessment scheduled for Q3 2026.
Editorial comparisons
How Husqvarna CEORA stacks up.
Common questions
What buyers actually ask.
Operation
Does CEORA require a boundary wire like consumer robot mowers?
No. CEORA uses RTK satellite positioning with virtual boundary geometry defined in the mobile app. No physical perimeter wire installation needed; boundary is set via geofencing in job planning.
Ownership
What coverage area can CEORA handle per charge cycle?
Typical 8-10 hour runtime supports 50-100 hectare weekly contracts with charging between shifts. Coverage depends on blade engagement time and terrain. Manufacturer specifications indicate runtime extends with lighter cutting loads.
Operation
Can CEORA operate in wet or rainy conditions?
Yes. Sealed electrical components and wet-grass blade geometry support operation in damp conditions. Owner reports from Nordic sports facilities confirm consistent performance in wet weather versus dry-condition baseline.
Operation
Which RTK services work with CEORA?
CEORA operates with Husqvarna RTK subscriptions or third-party NTRIP correction services. Manufacturer indicates sub-2cm accuracy achievable with standard CORS infrastructure in coverage areas.
Ownership
How often do blades need replacement?
Blade inspection recommended every 40-50 operating hours; replacement typically every 150-200 hours depending on grass type and density. Commercial operations budget 4-6 blade sets annually for intensive use.
Operation
What happens if RTK signal is lost during mowing?
Robot enters hold state and ceases autonomous movement, notifying operator via mobile app. Manual recovery required; automatic resumption not available until RTK lock re-establishes.
Operation
Can CEORA operate on steep slopes?
Operating range extends to 30-degree inclines per technical specifications. Ground-contact testing confirms safe operation on typical sports field grades. Steeper terrain requires manual mowing.
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