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Stiga

Stiga A 15v

The A 15v is the mid-size model in the Vista range STIGA launched in early 2026, and the change from the A 1500 it replaces is the boundary: a camera-plus-RTK system in place of a buried wire, with the perimeter registered through the app rather than walked with a remote. It mows in organized stripes rather than a random pattern, which is what makes the 1,500 square meter rating a coverage claim instead of a run-time claim.

Stiga A 15v
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OperationHow does the STIGA A 15v find its boundary without a wire?
STIGA Vista pairs an AI camera with quad-band GPS-RTK. The perimeter is registered through the STIGA.GO app rather than buried or driven, and up to 100 no-go zones can be drawn on top of it.
OperationWhat replaced the STIGA A 1500?
The A 15v, in the Vista autonomous range STIGA announced in February 2026. Rated area is the same 1,500 square meters; the boundary method and the navigation are what changed.
OperationHow many zones can it manage?
Up to 20 separate work zones and up to 100 no-go zones, all defined in the app.

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