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GOKO M6 robotic lawn mower for large lawns debuts in Australia alongside three-in-one X5 for mowing, snow blowing and towing

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SYDNEY, Oct. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- GOKO, Robot++'s robotic mower brand, marked its Australian launch at Sydney's Curzon Hall on 13 October 2026. Themed "Make Way for the Future", the event showcased

M6 and X5 at the estate, built in 1899, offering new ways to maintain large lawns across challenging terrain.

GOKO M6 robotic lawn mower for large lawns debuts in Australia alongside three-in-one X5 for mowing, snow blowing and towing
GOKO M6 robotic lawn mower for large lawns debuts in Australia alongside three-in-one X5 for mowing, snow blowing and towing

Guests included gardening creator @Self Sufficient Me, technology creator @MrYouWho, GOKO users, local partners and representatives from GadgetGuy, CyberShack, Digital Reviews Network, Style Curator, Completehome, BTTR, ServiceBot, iTWire and ABC Organic Gardener. They explored how robotics could ease maintenance for homeowners and professionals. The two YouTubers, GadgetGuy's Angus Jones and ServiceBot's Ed Emirzian, shared their views. The event also featured Australian user feedback. Readers can watch the launch replay on GOKO's official YouTube channel or receive it by subscribing via GOKO's Australian website.

Designed to reduce routine mowing work for homeowners with large, complex yards, M6 combines 4WD and adaptive suspension for uneven ground and slopes up to 42° (90% grade). Active front-wheel steering reduces turf drag. Wire-free vision/nRTK fusion navigation, QuadVision AI obstacle avoidance and app-based multi-zone management reduce manual intervention.

Its 42 cm dual cutting discs, powered by two 250 W motors, increase coverage per pass. Interchangeable Razor Discs and Rotary Mulching Blades suit everyday maintenance and taller, denser grass. Dual batteries cover up to 4,000 m² (about one acre) per charge, or 8,000 m² (about two acres) in 12 hours including recharging. It automatically recharges and resumes mowing, reducing supervision. Live demonstrations covered slopes, obstacle avoidance and mowing.

For estate owners, municipal maintenance managers and resort operators facing labour-intensive upkeep and slope risks, X5 combines mowing, snow blowing and towing on a tracked remote-controlled platform. It handles slopes up to 45° (100% grade), with remote control up to 200 metres, reducing operators' exposure to difficult terrain. Slope monitoring, tilt shutdown and signal-loss shutdown provide protection. Its petrol-electric hybrid recharges the drive battery during operation, reducing charging downtime; a quick-opening cover and modular layout simplify servicing.

Digital Reviews Network, ServiceBot and CyberShack have published coverage and analysis.

M6 pre-orders are open on GOKO's Australian website at A$3,999 (single battery) and A$4,299 (dual battery), limited to 300 early-bird units. Amazon Australia sales begin on 10 November 2026. GOKO's service network across multiple Australian locations supports customers from purchase through long-term ownership.

GOKO M6 robotic lawn mower for large lawns debuts in Australia alongside three-in-one X5 for mowing, snow blowing and towing
GOKO M6 robotic lawn mower for large lawns debuts in Australia alongside three-in-one X5 for mowing, snow blowing and towing

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