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- 2026
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MOVA announces US availability of LiDAX Ultra 2000 AWD robot mower at $2,299
MOVA announced US commercial availability of the LiDAX Ultra 2000 AWD on June 17, 2026, naming $2,299 and four retail channels including Walmart and Best Buy.
Full assessment
AutonomyL4 unchangedReadinessReadiness unchangedScoreScores unchangedThe announcement formalized a machine that AndroidGuys describes as already on sale, rather than opening first availability.
WatchingFor independent slope and obstacle results against MOVA's 80% climbing figure.
Impact on autonomy
- No capability change; the US unit carries the specifications announced for Europe.
- UltraView 3.0 pairs 360-degree 3D LiDAR with two AI cameras.
- Mapping requires no boundary wire and no RTK base station.
- MOVA cites recognition of more than 300 common lawn obstacles.
Impact on readiness
- US price stated at $2,299 in the announcement coverage.
- Sold through MOVA's website, Amazon, Walmart and Best Buy.
- AndroidGuys describes the AWD model as already available on June 17.
- The LiDAX Pro 800 launched the same day at $1,099.
Claim check4 claims reviewed
Climbs slopes up to 80 percentA MOVA specification (80 percent, or 38.6 degrees) repeated by Landscape Management and AndroidGuys; neither outlet reported a slope testRecognizes more than 300 lawn obstaclesRelayed by AndroidGuys from MOVA's launch materials, with no independent recognition count published alongside itA commercial launch in JuneAndroidGuys states the AWD model was already available when the announcement ran, so June 17 marks the announcement of US channels rather than first saleEdge trimming within 3 cm of bordersA manufacturer figure for UltraTrim 2.0; AndroidGuys adds the mower can ride over borders that sit level with the lawnBottom lineA priced US channel announcement for a mower already on sale, with every performance figure still MOVA's own.
Technical notes3 sections
- US Announcement
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AndroidGuys reported on June 17, 2026 that MOVA had expanded its robotic mower lineup with the commercial launch of the LiDAX Ultra 2000 AWD and LiDAX Pro 800 in the United States. It states the LiDAX Ultra 2000 AWD was already available for $2,299 through MOVA’s website, Amazon, Walmart and Best Buy, and that the LiDAX Pro 800 launched June 17 at $1,099 through MOVA’s website, Walmart and Best Buy. Landscape Management reported the same day that MOVA launched commercial availability of both models, without stating a price or retailer.
- Specifications Reported
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Landscape Management lists lawns up to 2,000 square meters (0.5 acres), slopes up to 80 percent (38.6 degrees), obstacle crossing up to 6 cm, a 40 cm dual-disc cutting system, a 36V battery platform, electric cutting height from 3 to 10 cm, UltraTrim 2.0 edge cutting within 3 cm of borders, and UltraView 3.0 with 360-degree 3D LiDAR and AI Dual-Vision. AndroidGuys describes the drive as four hub motors and adds multi-zone support, weather sensing, anti-theft protection and real-time tracking.
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MOVA announced European pricing for the model in February 2026. The June coverage is the US channel announcement; the coverage read does not give an earlier US on-sale date.
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MOVA announces LiDAX Ultra 2000 AWD robot mower for Europe at 2,199 euros
MOVA announced the LiDAX Ultra AWD series on February 26, 2026, with the LiDAX Ultra 2000 AWD as its largest model at a 2,199 euro recommended price and sales set for March 10.
Full assessment
AutonomyL4 unchangedReadinessReadiness unchangedScoreScores unchangedThe series navigates without a boundary wire or RTK base station.
WatchingWhether the 80 percent slope rating holds in owner reports.
Impact on autonomy
- UltraView 3.0 pairs 360-degree 3D LiDAR with dual 1080p HDR cameras
- Auto-mapping without boundary wire or RTK base station
- MOVA says the system recognizes over 300 obstacle types
Impact on readiness
- Sales announced for March 10, 2026, in Europe
- LiDAX Ultra 2000 AWD recommended price 2,199 euros
- Introductory 300 euro discount announced for March 10 to 24
Claim check3 claims reviewed
MOVA calls itself the world's number one LiDAR mower brand of 2025The release marks the claim with an asterisk and does not reproduce the underlying ranking; it is the maker's statement, not an independent measurementHandles slopes up to 80 percent and obstacles up to 6 cmThese are manufacturer specifications for the AWD series; ifun.de repeats only that the all-wheel drive should provide traction on inclines36V platform with 5.5 times the mowing area and double the runtime of standard modelsThe release gives no definition of the "standard models" it compares against, so the multiples cannot be checkedBottom lineA dated European price and sale date for the 2000 AWD, with performance figures that rest on MOVA's own specifications.
Technical notes3 sections
- Pricing and Availability
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MOVA’s February 26, 2026 release lists the LiDAX Ultra AWD series as available from March 10, 2026 in three models: 1000 AWD at 1,599 euros, 1600 AWD at 1,899 euros and 2000 AWD at 2,199 euros, with a 300 euro introductory discount from March 10 to 24. It names the MOVA website, Amazon and retailers including Bauhaus, OBI, Hornbach and Toom. ifun.de reported the same dates and prices on February 27, describing three variants for lawns up to 2,000 square meters.
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Per the release, the UltraView 3.0 platform combines 360-degree 3D LiDAR with dual 1080p HDR cameras, with a detection range of up to 70 meters. AI auto-mapping builds the lawn map after switch-on without a boundary wire or RTK infrastructure.
- Drive and Cutting
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MOVA lists UltraDrive 4WD with four independent hub motors and adaptive suspension, a 36V battery platform, two cutting discs with a 40 cm cutting width, and UltraTrim 2.0 discs that extend to within 3 cm of lawn edges.