LUBA 4 AWD Price and Release Date: What We Know
Short version: Mammotion has not announced a price for any LUBA 4 AWD model, and pre-orders open in Q4 2026.
That is the entire confirmed answer as of late September 2026. Everything else on this page is context — what is actually locked in, what the existing lineup suggests, and how to think about the wait.
We are an authorized Mammotion dealer. We would like to sell you one. We still do not have a price, and we are not going to invent one.
What is confirmed
| Status | |
|---|---|
| Announced | 4 September 2026, IFA Berlin |
| Pre-orders open | Q4 2026 |
| Retail launch date | Not published |
| Price — 3000F | Not announced |
| Price — 6000F | Not announced |
| Price — 12000F | Not announced |
| Edge-trim module price | Not announced |
| Regional availability | Varies; no single global date |
One distinction worth holding onto: a pre-order date is not a ship date. In robotic mowing those two have historically been separated by months, and Mammotion has committed only to the first one.
Why nobody can quote you a number
You will find sites listing LUBA 4 prices. They are extrapolating from the LUBA 3, and the extrapolation is shakier than it looks, because the lineup moved.
The LUBA 3 line covers 0.37 to 1.25 acres:
| LUBA 3 model | Coverage | Price |
|---|---|---|
| LUBA 3 AWD 1500 | 0.37 ac | $1,799 |
| LUBA 3 AWD 3000 | 0.75 ac | $2,239 |
| LUBA 3 AWD 5000 | 1.25 ac | $3,299 |
The LUBA 4 line covers 0.75 to 3 acres. Only one model in each lineup shares a rating — the LUBA 3 3000 and the LUBA 4 3000F at 0.75 acres — so that is the only pairing where a direct comparison means anything.
And even there, the 3000F is not a refreshed 3000. It adds a wider 17.3-inch deck, two more cameras, a steering motor on each front wheel, bidirectional driving, a single 1″–3.9″ cutting-height range replacing the fixed S/H decks, and edge-trimmer compatibility. Every one of those adds cost.
Meanwhile the 6000F has no LUBA 3 counterpart at all, and the triple-disc 12000F reaches into acreage Mammotion previously served with nothing. There is no anchor to extrapolate from.
What we would actually plan around
If you are budgeting and want a defensible working assumption rather than a fabricated price, the honest framing is: the LUBA 4 3000F will not be cheaper than the $2,239 LUBA 3 3000 it effectively replaces, and the larger models climb from there. That is a floor derived from the hardware, not a forecast.
We are not putting numbers on the 6000F or 12000F. When Mammotion publishes dealer pricing, this post gets updated the same week.
What to do while you wait
Find out what you actually need. The most common expensive mistake in this category is not paying too much — it is buying the wrong size. Deed acreage and mowed grass are very different numbers, and the gap usually runs downward: 1.5-acre lots routinely mow out under 0.75 acres once you subtract the house, driveway, beds and treeline.
Map your lawn and you get the measured grass area in about two minutes, free, with no account needed to see it. That tells you whether you are shopping for a 3000F, a 6000F or a 12000F, which is the number your budget actually hangs on.
Check your cellular signal. The LUBA 4 runs NetRTK through Mammotion’s iNavi service — no base station in the yard, nothing to mount or aim. That is a real convenience, and on a property with weak coverage it is also the one thing that could make a LUBA 4 the wrong machine for you regardless of price. We check it free as part of the same lawn map.
Decide whether waiting is right at all. The LUBA 3 AWD ships today, shares the 80% slope rating and the same NetRTK approach, and we install it the same week. If you need cut grass next spring on a known budget, the LUBA 4 announcement does not change that answer. If your complaint is edges and turn scuffs, it does — no firmware update brings edge trimming, independent front-wheel steering or bidirectional driving to a LUBA 3.
We will update this page
We will post real pricing here as soon as Mammotion releases it to dealers, along with the specifications still missing — battery capacity, runtime, charge time, weight and warranty term.
If you would rather hear it directly, map your lawn and tell us you are watching the LUBA 4. We will call you when there is something real to say, and in the meantime you will have your measured acreage and signal read in hand — which is what you need to act quickly when the order book opens.
Keep reading
- Mammotion LUBA 4 AWD: full specs
- LUBA 4 vs LUBA 3: what actually changed
- LUBA 3 AWD 5000 reality check — real mow times on the machine shipping today
Frequently asked
How much will the Mammotion LUBA 4 AWD cost?
Mammotion has not announced pricing for the 3000F, 6000F or 12000F. As of late September 2026 no retail price exists for any model, and any site listing one is guessing. The LUBA 3 AWD lineup runs $1,799 to $3,299, which is the closest reference point available.
When can I buy a LUBA 4 AWD?
Mammotion has said pre-orders open in Q4 2026. It has not published a single global retail launch date, and availability by model varies by region. A pre-order date is not a ship date — the two are frequently months apart in this category.
Should I pre-order the LUBA 4 or buy now?
Buy now if you need a mower cutting grass next season or if your budget needs a firm number. Pre-order if your frustrations are uncut edges and turn scuffs, which is precisely what the LUBA 4 hardware addresses and which no LUBA 3 firmware update will fix.
Will the LUBA 4 cost more than the LUBA 3?
Almost certainly, on hardware grounds — a wider deck, two extra cameras, steering motors per front wheel, and a third disc on the 12000F all add cost. But the size of the increase is unknown, and the LUBA 4 lineup is rated for more acreage than the LUBA 3, so a direct price comparison between models is not straightforward.
Keep reading
Industry NewsMammotion LUBA 4 AWD: Specs, Models and Release DateEverything confirmed about the LUBA 4 AWD: 3000F, 6000F and 12000F specs, quad-camera vision, the edge-trimming module, and what Mammotion hasn't said yet.
Robot Mower ComparisonsLUBA 4 AWD vs LUBA 3 AWD: What Actually ChangedA dealer's side-by-side of the LUBA 4 and LUBA 3 AWD: deck, cutting height, cameras, steering, edge trimming — and three reasons to buy the LUBA 3 anyway.
Buying GuidesLUBA 4 AWD 6000F: The 1.5-Acre Model ExplainedThe 6000F fills a gap the LUBA 3 never covered — 1.5 acres on one machine, edge-trimmer compatible. Why unpublished runtime matters most on this model.Explore the system
The mowers and pages behind this topic — see them sized to your yard.