During the CES 2026 exhibition, Mammoth showcased its new generation of compact robotic lawn mowers for small gardens, as it presented the Luba mini 2 AWD and Yuka mini 2 models as improved versions of last year’s versions, joining its leading model, the Luba 3 AWD. The new Luba model is particularly distinguished thanks to its innovative edge cutting technology, while the Yuka model comes in two variants to meet different needs.
Mamotion Luba mini 2 AWD with edge cutting technology This model features an advanced navigation system based on tri-camera AI vision and NetRTK technology, supported by the same powerful AI chip (10-TOPS) found in the flagship model. The most notable addition here is a small side disc for ultra-precision edge cutting equipped with three small blades, which allows the robot to cut along walls, fences and obstacles with a distance not exceeding 2.5 cm, which greatly reduces the need for manual trimming later. As in the first generation, the device maintains Featuring four-wheel drive and 80% hill climbing capability (38.6 degrees), it is available for pre-order in the EU and UK at a price of €1,499 and has a coverage of up to 1,000 square metres.
Mamotion Yuka mini 2 has two different versions The successor to the Yuka mini model, the Yuka mini 2 comes with the new AI chip and is available with two navigation options for gardens of up to 1,000 square metres; The first allows precise mapping of complex areas wirelessly using a combination of a 360-degree LiDAR system and optical vision, while the second variant is designed with a three-camera vision system for ease of use in typical daily conditions.
The price of this model starts from 999 euros and is currently available for pre-order.
