TerraMow X AWD robot mower opens Kickstarter campaign at $2,699
TerraMow opened a Kickstarter campaign for the X AWD robot mower on June 18, 2026, with early-backer pricing from $2,699 and deliveries planned for September 2026.
Full assessment3 claims · 3 technical notes · 2 sources
It mows in both directions rather than turning at row ends, using six cameras and nRTK positioning on an all-wheel-drive platform.
WatchingWhether shipments begin on schedule.
A dated crowdfunding launch with a backer price and a planned ship window, not a retail release.
On autonomy
- Shuttle Drive mows forward and in reverse instead of pivoting at row ends
- Six-camera TerraVision 2.0 vision paired with nRTK-assisted positioning
- One-tap automatic mapping with virtual boundaries set in the app
On readiness
- Kickstarter campaign opened June 18, 2026, from $2,699 per backer
- Deliveries planned for September 2026, per one reviewer
- Crowdfunded purchase carries delivery risk until units ship
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The world's first turn-free AWD AI robot mower
A 25 percent early-backer saving
Available for purchase
2 sources · all linked
- 1Notebookcheck19 Jun 2026
- 2TerraMow via EIN Presswire16 Jun 2026
Technical notes
3 sections
Campaign
TerraMow’s June 16, 2026 release stated the TerraMow X would launch on Kickstarter on June 18, 2026, at an early-bird price of $2,699. One reviewer reported on June 19 that the campaign had launched, with prices from $2,699 or 2,342 euros, bundle options with extra batteries, and delivery scheduled to begin in September 2026.
Drive and Coverage
Both sources describe Shuttle Drive, which reverses along an offset path instead of turning at the end of each pass, and an all-wheel-drive platform rated for slopes up to 42 degrees, or 90 percent. The release lists lawns up to 1.5 acres standard or 2.7 acres with expansion batteries. One reviewer lists an 88.2 lb mower with three blade discs, a 19.8 in cutting width and a 1 to 3.9 in cutting height.
Navigation and Features
Per the release, TerraVision 2.0 uses six front and rear cameras with nRTK-assisted positioning. It also lists GPS tracking, geo-fencing, lift alerts, PIN protection, IPX6 water resistance, sub-62 dB operation and a ModuleX Hub for expansion batteries and future modules.