Husqvarna unveils Automower 420 iQ in its wire-free iQ series, March 2025
Husqvarna unveiled the Automower iQ series in March 2025, listing the 420 iQ as its one-acre, wire-free EPOS model at $3,499.99.
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Launch coverage named no ship date, only a waitlist and availability this season. The record to watch is when dealers and Husqvarna's store first list it in stock.
March 2025 was an unveiling with prices and a waitlist, not a documented ship date for the 420 iQ.
On autonomy
- Wire-free boundaries come from EPOS satellite positioning rather than a buried loop.
- Radar odometry is added for patches of weak satellite reception.
- Partial or full guide wire remains supported where satellites cannot reach.
On readiness
- Launch price in the US was $3,499.99, per launch coverage.
- Canadian launch release listed the 420 iQ at CAD $4,899.99.
- No exact ship date was given; buyers could join a waitlist.
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Wire-free, smart robotic mowers that can be fully customized to work in any yard
The series defines the category
Launch of the Automower iQ Series
2 sources · all linked
- 1Husqvarna press release (CNW via TMCnet)25 Mar 2025
- 2Tom's Guide23 Mar 2025
Technical notes
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The iQ series at unveiling
Husqvarna presented the Automower iQ series as a four-model lineup marking thirty years of its robotic mowing business. Its Canadian release, distributed on March 25, 2025, lists the Automower 410 iQ at CAD $4,199.99, the 420 iQ at CAD $4,899.99, the 440 iQ at CAD $5,999.99 and the 435 iQ AWD at CAD $6,599.99. Press coverage on March 23, 2025 gave US prices of $2,999.99 for the 410, $3,499.99 for the 420 and $4,299.99 for the 440, with the 435 iQ AWD at $4,999.99.
Where the 420 iQ sits
The three two-wheel-drive models differ mainly in rated coverage: 0.5 acre, one acre and two acres, with the 420 iQ at one acre. All use Husqvarna EPOS for virtual boundaries, add radar odometry for areas of weak satellite reception, and accept partial guide wire where needed. The release lists a cut height range of 1 to 4 inches, an upgraded bumper and larger wheels.
Pricing since
Husqvarna’s US product page now lists the 420 iQ at a $3,299.99 MSRP, below the $3,499.99 reported at unveiling.




