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Check priceWe earn a commission.5 Husqvarna models are compared here, priced $2,599.99–$4,999.99 (latest price check November 9, 2026). Maker site: Husqvarna.
| Models | 5 |
|---|---|
| Price range | $2,599.99–$4,999.99 |
| Max lawn size | 0.5–2 acres |
| Max slope | 45–70 % |
| Navigation | Boundary wire, RTK GPS |
| No boundary wire | Yes on 4 of 5 |
| Needs RTK antenna | Yes on 4 of 5 |
| Cutting width | 8.7–9.4 in |
| Cutting height | 2.8–4 in |
| All-wheel drive | Yes on 2 of 2 (data for 2 of 5) |
| Noise | 60–62 dB |
| Water rating | IPX4, IPX5 |
| Weight | 38–39.9 lb |
| Warranty | 4 years (data for 4 of 5) |
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Top Husqvarna: Automower 435 iQ AWD, number 3 of 12 ranked
Top Husqvarna: Automower 435 iQ AWD, number 4 of 32 ranked (4 Husqvarna models in this list)
Top Husqvarna: Automower 440 iQ, number 5 of 40 ranked (5 Husqvarna models in this list)
Top Husqvarna: Automower 435 iQ AWD, number 9 of 26 ranked
Top Husqvarna: Automower 440 iQ, number 23 of 37 ranked (5 Husqvarna models in this list)
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Check priceWe earn a commission.Husqvarna Automower robot mowers are made for large lawns, with a 4-year warranty on the iQ line. Compare five models from $2,599.99 to $4,999.99.
Five Automower models have a page here, priced from $2,599.99 to $4,999.99 as of November 9, 2026. These are list prices from husqvarna.com.
Four are iQ models: the 410 iQ, 420 iQ, 440 iQ and 435 iQ AWD. They navigate with satellite RTK (EPOS) and need a reference station installed on your property. They list lawn sizes of 0.5, 1, 2 and 1.3 acres. The 435 iQ AWD adds all-wheel drive and a 70% stated maximum slope.
The 435X AWD is different. It uses a boundary wire, so it needs no reference station but does need the wire laid around the lawn. It lists 0.9 acre and 70% slope, at $2,999.99.
For a lawn up to 2 acres, the 440 iQ at $4,299.99 is the largest model and number 7 of 44 in Best Robot Mowers for Large Yards. For steep ground, choose between the 435X AWD with its wire and the 435 iQ AWD without one. The 435 iQ AWD is number 12 of 30 for hills.
Husqvarna is mid-pack on score, because price weighs heavily. The 435 iQ AWD is number 5 of 36 in Best Robot Lawn Mowers. Price counts against it, and the Mammotion LUBA models list a steeper 80% slope.
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Robot mower setup takes an afternoon: place the antenna and charging station well, map with care, and prep the lawn before the first run.
Robot mower warranty compared: stated warranty years for every published model, from four years on Husqvarna to one on Ecovacs, and who lists none.
A robot mower without a boundary wire uses RTK GPS, camera or LiDAR to map the lawn. See how each works, what install needs, and which models need an antenna.