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Husqvarna launches wire-free Automower 312V for gardens up to 1,200 square meters
Husqvarna launched the Automower 312V on 2 March 2026 alongside two sibling models, the 308V and Aspire R6V, as a wire-free, AI-vision entry-level mower for lawns up to 1,200 square meters at £1,499/€1,699.
Full assessment5 claims · 3 technical notes · 2 sources
Where it standsAutonomy LadderIIIIIIIVVLevel IVEnvironmental AutonomyHuman ReadinessReady NowNew to MarketWaitKnown IssuesRobovations Score04055708566CapableWhat happenedThe three-model lineup extends wire-free navigation to Husqvarna's lower price tiers. Independent verification of the camera-based obstacle detection's real-world accuracy, beyond T3's general positive review, has not yet been reported.
Bottom lineLaunch claims for the 312V are corroborated by contemporaneous coverage and a later review, though independent technical benchmarks remain undocumented.
ImpactOn autonomy
- Wire-free operation removes boundary wire installation across the new entry-level line.
- AI-vision camera-based detection routes the mower around obstacles without a wired perimeter.
On readiness
- Automower 312V shipped commercially 2 March 2026 at £1,499/€1,699, confirming retail availability.
- T3 published a follow-up review of the shipped model on 24 March 2026.
Claim check5 maker claims checked against the record. Open one to read the finding.
Wire-free installation replaces the boundary wire setup used on standard Automower models
Documented findingConfirmed as a shared feature across all three new entry-level models in T3's 24 Feb 2026 announcement coverageAI-vision camera detects and avoids obstacles automatically while mowing
Documented findingDescribed in launch coverage as shared across the three models; independent measurement of detection accuracy was not found in reviewed sourcesCovers lawns up to 1,200 square meters
Documented findingFigure repeated across T3's announcement coverage and Husqvarna's own product pageLaunch pricing of £1,499/€1,699
Documented findingConsistent between T3's announcement and Husqvarna's UK product listingDelivers quality cutting performance
Documented findingT3's follow-up review, titled "quality cutting from a trusted brand" (24 Mar 2026), offers a general positive verdict without reporting specific measured figuresEvidence2 sources · all linked
Technical notes3 sections
Launch Lineup
Husqvarna launched three entry-level wire-free robot lawn mowers together in early 2026: the Automower 308V (£1,249, up to 800 m²), the Automower 312V (£1,499/€1,699, up to 1,200 m²), and the Automower Aspire R6V (£999, up to 600 m²). T3’s announcement coverage was published 24 Feb 2026, ahead of a reported 2 Mar 2026 commercial availability date.
Shared Features
All three models operate without a perimeter boundary wire and use camera-based AI-vision navigation to identify and route around obstacles while mowing, according to launch coverage. Model-specific figures beyond stated coverage area and price were not detailed in reviewed sources.
Independent Coverage
T3 followed the announcement with a review of the 312V specifically, published 24 Mar 2026 under the title “quality cutting from a trusted brand,” offering a general positive verdict on cutting performance without reporting specific measured figures. No additional independent technical benchmarks, battery runtime, slope rating, or noise level, were identified in available coverage.