Toro unveils HAVEN AM75 autonomous mower for 2027

Oct 14, 2026
Toro's HAVEN AM75 uses LiDAR, cameras and weather sensors to navigate lawns of up to three quarters of an acre without boundary wires.
Toro unveils HAVEN AM75 autonomous mower for 2027
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The Toro Company announced in a press release that its HAVEN AM75 autonomous mower will arrive in 2027. The mower uses LiDAR navigation, camera obstacle detection and automatic mapping to maintain properties of up to three quarters of an acre.

HAVEN AM75 detects lawn edges and creates its own map without boundary wires. Users can define a perimeter through a mobile app when a lawn lacks clear edges, create exclusion zones and direct the mower across driveways or sidewalks to separate grass areas. Weather sensors prevent operation during rain, while the LiDAR and camera system detects obstacles including people, pets and toys.

Toro also introduced an updated TimeCutter zero turn mower range. The lineup includes a compact 50 inch model that provides the same cutting width as the TimeCutter MAX while requiring up to 20 percent less storage space. Both product lines will be available through Toro dealers, its website and major retailers starting in 2027.

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