Mammotion LUBA mini 2 AWD Series: Compact Size, Serious Traction

The LUBA mini 2 AWD series brings Mammotion’s all-wheel-drive architecture into a smaller, more approachable form factor, targeting medium-sized lawns with challenging terrain. Unveiled at CES 2026, it sits between the brand’s flagship LUBA 3 AWD and entry-level vision-based mowers.

Despite its compact footprint, LUBA mini 2 AWD retains one of Mammotion’s key advantages: true all-wheel drive with up to 80 percent slope capability. This immediately differentiates it from most mowers in its size class, where front-wheel or rear-wheel drive designs dominate. For sloped yards, terraced gardens, or uneven ground, all-wheel traction remains a meaningful advantage.

Navigation relies on a tri-camera AI vision system combined with RTK, enabling perimeter-wire-free setup and multi-zone mapping. Compared to vision-only competitors such as Segway Navimow or EcoFlow Blade Mini, adding RTK improves long-term positioning stability, particularly in larger or more complex layouts.

Mammotion also focuses on edge performance. A dedicated ultra-close edge cutting disc is designed to reduce manual trimming, an area where many robotic mowers still fall short. Combined with AI-based obstacle recognition covering over 300 object types, the system aims to balance precision and safety in active family yards.

In terms of capacity, LUBA mini 2 AWD is clearly not intended for estate-scale properties. Instead, it competes directly with premium mid-range robotic mowers that promise convenience but often struggle on slopes or uneven terrain.

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