Launch of Navimow's New Robotic Lawn Mowers at CES 2026

Innovative Models with Advanced Technology for Lawn Care

Known for its self-balancing transport devices adored by Steve Wozniak, Segway has introduced a fresh array of robotic lawn mowers under the Navimow brand name. These machines are designed to mimic Roomba-like efficiency in lawn maintenance and were showcased at CES 2026. The series comprises four distinct residential models.

At the forefront of Navimow's offerings is the X4 Series, engineered for expansive lawns up to 1.5 acres. It features an all-wheel-drive system that conquers slopes up to 40 degrees and is equipped with two 180-watt cutting motors. The premier model, X450, is priced at $3,000, while the more compact X430, suited for up to 1-acre yards, is available for $2,500.

The Navimow i2 Series is available in models utilizing either all-wheel drive or LiDAR technology, aimed at routine lawn upkeep. Its AWD version includes a three-wheel drive, capable of managing inclines of 24 degrees and adept at working on wet or slippery grounds. The i210 AWD, designed for plots up to a quarter-acre, costs $1,300, and its smaller counterpart, the i206 AWD, which covers 0.15 acres, is priced at $1,000.

The i2 variant equipped with LiDAR can instantly scan 200,000 points to construct a comprehensive spatial map of the lawn, facilitating navigation through intricate routes and enabling nighttime operation. This variant can manage grounds extending to 0.37 acres, although the price for the i215 LiDAR model remains undisclosed.

Navimow's H2 Series integrates three vision technologies into a single system, combining LiDAR, Network RTK, and cameras to create what is termed LiDAR+. It is crafted to manage slopes of up to 24 degrees and areas up to 0.5 acres. This series includes the H210 for 0.25-acre plots and the H220 for half-acre lawns, with pricing yet to be published.

The i2 AWD and X4 Series models will be open for pre-orders starting on January 16.