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- Feb 5, 2026
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- 2026
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Stiga launches A 15v robot mower in new Vista camera-navigation range
Stiga launched the A 15v on February 5, 2026, as part of an eight-model robot mower range built around Vista Technology, an onboard AI camera that recognizes grass and obstacles.
Full assessment
AutonomyL4 unchangedReadinessReadiness unchangedScoreScores unchangedThe range needs no boundary wire, antenna or reference station.
WatchingHow camera navigation performs in shaded or cluttered gardens once owners report on it.
Impact on autonomy
- Onboard AI camera distinguishes grass from other surfaces and detects obstacles
- Antenna-free setup with no boundary wire, antenna or reference station
- Charging base can be placed more flexibly without a reference station
Impact on readiness
- Launched February 5, 2026, as part of an eight-model range
- Range covers lawns from 600 to 14,000 square meters
- No launch price given in the coverage reviewed
Claim check3 claims reviewed
A new benchmark in smart lawn careTurf Matters carries the phrasing from launch materials; no comparative mowing test accompanied the coverageFaster and easier to use than everThe documented change is the setup method: no boundary wire, antenna or reference station, per Turf MattersA range of new modelsCoverage was inconsistent on the count: Turf Matters mentions nine new mowers while listing eight, the same eight Gabot.de namesBottom lineA dated range launch that places the A 15v mid-lineup, with camera-navigation performance still to be shown in real gardens.
Technical notes3 sections
- Launch
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Turf Matters reported on February 6, 2026 on Stiga’s launch of a new autonomous robot mower range with Vista Technology, listing the A 6v, A 8v, A 10v, A 15v, A 25v, A 50v, A 100v and A 140v, covering outdoor spaces from 600 to 14,000 square meters. Gabot.de reported the same lineup of eight models on February 6.
- Navigation
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Per Turf Matters, Vista Technology is an AI-driven onboard camera that lets the mowers see their surroundings and distinguish grass from other surfaces. The range uses an antenna-free setup with no boundary wires, antennas or reference stations, which allows more flexible placement of the charging base and simpler setup.
- Lineup Position
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Within the eight models, the A 15v sits in the middle of the coverage range, above the compact A 6v, A 8v and A 10v and below the large-area A 50v, A 100v and A 140v. Turf Matters also mentions optional accessories such as a Climb and Mud Kit for traction on difficult terrain.