Navimow presents on the CES 2026 new versions of his highly successful Navimow i105 Navimow's newly introduced robotic lawnmowers are specifically targeting demanding gardens, focusing on all-wheel drive, precise navigation, and AI-supported obstacle detection – all without boundary wires.
The focus is on the new Navimow i2 AWD as well as the further developed Navimow i2 LiDAR. Additionally, Navimow gives an outlook on the new X4 Series, which was developed for particularly extreme terrain.
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Navimow i2 AWD: All-wheel drive robotic lawnmower for difficult terrain
The well-known Navimow i105E receives with the Navimow i2 AWD A high-performance all-wheel-drive variant. The new Xero-Turn™ AWD drive system is designed to provide significantly more traction on difficult terrain while simultaneously protecting the lawn. This makes the i2 AWD particularly suitable for users with uneven ground, slopes, or challenging soil conditions.
Highlights of the Navimow i2 AWD
- Xero-Turn™ AWD
Conquers difficult terrain while protecting the lawn - EFLS™ NRTK (RTK + Vision)
High-precision positioning via network RTK in combination with cameras - VisionFence™
AI-powered obstacle avoidance for over 150 object types - Automatic mapping
Hands-free mapping in minutes, without an antenna or boundary wire - Smart home compatible
Support for Alexa and Google Home - Weather-adapted mowing
Reliable operation under five extreme weather conditions - Intelligent theft protection
Permanent status and security information for greater control
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Navimow i2 LiDAR: Precision through LiDAR and Vision
With the Navimow i2 LiDAR Navimow continues to rely on a completely wireless and antenna-free installation. A high-resolution solid-state LiDAR combined with camera-based vision enables automatic mapping at the touch of a button – without manual setup.
Key functions of the Navimow i2 LiDAR
- High-resolution solid-state LiDAR
Precise environmental perception combined with vision sensors - EFLS™ LiDAR
Dual fusion of LiDAR and camera for precise navigation - Improved slope mowing
Off-road tires for gradients of up to 45 % - EdgeSense™
Precise mowing along boundaries - GeoSketch™
Realistic, detailed map representation - Set down and mow
Ready to go in minutes thanks to automatic mapping - VisionFence™
AI avoids over 200 obstacles with an accuracy of up to 1 cm
Navimow X4 Series: Designed for extreme conditions
With the Navimow X4 Series At CES 2026, the manufacturer will also give a preview of a new product line for particularly demanding applications.
The X4 series is clearly positioned above the i-series and is aimed at users with extreme terrain, large areas, or particularly high demands on traction, robustness, and autonomy. Specific technical details have not yet been fully released, but the positioning suggests a new performance segment within the portfolio.
Availability of new i2 models
Navimow currently lists the year as the availability date. 2026. It can be assumed that the new robotic lawnmowers will be available in time for Garden season 2026 will be available in stores. We will report on further details regarding market launch, prices, and technical specifications as soon as they are available.
💬 Which model do you find more exciting – the i2 AWD, the i2 LiDAR, or the new X4 Series? Discuss it with us in the comments.
Source/Photo: (Amazon / Navimov / Reddit)
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