Husqvarna Expands the Automower Range for 2026
For over 30 years, Husqvarna has been leading the robotic mowing industry, and 2026 is shaping up to be one of the biggest updates to the Automower lineup yet.
Two completely new product families are arriving in Australia in the coming months, bringing major improvements in wire-free mowing, AI navigation, grass handling performance, and smarter zone management.
At Robotic Mowing, we’re excited to see these new models officially joining the Husqvarna range.
Introducing the New Automower Vision Series
Designed for suburban homeowners, the new Vision Series focuses on simplicity, intelligence, and true wire-free mowing straight out of the box.

Models
- Aspire™ R6V
- 308V
- 312V
Best suited for: lawns from approximately 600m² to 1,200m².
Key Features
AI Vision Technology
The mower combines satellite positioning with AI camera vision technology. This helps it continue mowing when satellite visibility becomes temporarily obstructed, such as near trees, fences, or narrow side paths.
AI Object Detection and Avoidance
Using its onboard camera system, the mower can recognise and avoid common objects left on the lawn during daylight operation.
Wire-Free Installation
The EPOS module is built directly into the mower, meaning these robots are capable of wire-free mowing without additional hardware modules.
Flexible Virtual Boundaries
Create custom mowing zones, temporary stay-out areas, schedules, and mowing patterns directly through the Automower Connect app.
Automower Connect App
Monitor and control your mower remotely from your smartphone.
Introducing the New Automower iQ Series
The new iQ Series is aimed at larger residential properties and landowners looking for high-performance wire-free mowing with improved grass handling capabilities.

Models
- 410 iQ
- 420 iQ
- 440 iQ
- 435 AWD iQ
Best suited for: properties from approximately 2,000m² to 8,000m².
Key Features
New All-Cut System
One of the biggest updates in the new iQ range is the All-Cut cutting system, designed to better handle a wide variety of grass types commonly found in Australia, including:
- Kikuyu
- Buffalo
- Couch
- Other warm-season grasses
The system supports cutting heights from 20mm to 100mm depending on the model.
Wire-Free Out of the Box
All iQ models include built-in EPOS technology and an RS1 Reference Station, meaning the mower is ready for wire-free installation immediately.
Advanced Zone Management
The iQ Series is well suited for large or complex properties with multiple mowing zones, different mowing schedules, pattern mowing, and temporary exclusion areas.
435 AWD iQ
The 435 AWD iQ replaces the previous 435X AWD NERA naming structure while keeping its impressive slope capability. It can handle slopes up to 70% or 35 degrees, making it suitable for steep or challenging terrain.
New Cloud-Based EPOS Service
Another major development is Husqvarna’s new cloud-based EPOS correction service.
Previously, wire-free mowing usually required a local reference station. The new cloud service can deliver centimetre-level positioning corrections via mobile network or the customer’s existing home Wi-Fi.
This could eliminate the need for a physical reference station on suitable properties with strong coverage across the mowing area.
For properties with poor signal coverage, traditional reference stations will still remain fully supported.
2026 Husqvarna Automower Pricing in Australia
Based on the latest dealer pricing information:
| Model | Series | Segment | RRP AUD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aspire™ R6V | Vision | Suburban Homeowners | $2,299 |
| 308V | Vision | Suburban Homeowners | $3,499 |
| 312V | Vision | Suburban Homeowners | $4,499 |
| 410 iQ | iQ | Landowners | $5,999 |
| 420 iQ | iQ | Landowners | $6,999 |
| 440 iQ | iQ | Landowners | $7,999 |
| 435 AWD iQ | iQ | Landowners | $8,499 |
Please note: all models include built-in EPOS capability. iQ Series models include an RS1 Reference Station in the box.
Current Models Being Phased Out
As Husqvarna transitions to the new generation lineup, stock levels of several current models are becoming limited and many will not be replenished.
Models being phased out include:
- 305E NERA
- 310E NERA
- 405XE NERA
- 410XE NERA
- 405X
- 415X
- 320 NERA
- 430X NERA
- 450X NERA
- 435X AWD NERA
For customers considering these models, availability may become increasingly limited throughout 2026.
Our Thoughts
This is one of the biggest shifts in the Husqvarna Automower range in years.
The biggest improvements appear to be:
- Better performance on Australian grass types
- Simpler wire-free installations
- AI-assisted navigation
- More flexible zone management
- Reduced reliance on local reference stations where cloud coverage is available
For many homeowners, especially those with difficult lawns, trees, or complex layouts, these changes could significantly improve the overall robotic mowing experience.
If you would like help choosing between the upcoming Vision Series, iQ Series, or current clearance models, contact Robotic Mowing for advice, demos, and installation options across Adelaide and South Australia.