ommercial mowing equipment continues to evolve as manufacturers respond to labor shortages, rising operating costs and demand for higher productivity. Recent introductions across stand-on, zero-turn and battery-powered platforms reflect a focus on operator comfort, reduced maintenance and expanded capabilities for large and small crews alike.
From autonomous mowing systems to updated commercial riders and electrified options, the latest machines are designed to improve efficiency while maintaining consistent cut quality across a wide range of properties. The following models highlight new and updated equipment built for today’s commercial mowing market.
Ariens EDGE LT entry-level zero-turn mower
The Ariens EDGE LT zero-turn mower is an entry-level option aimed at customers transitioning from riding tractors to zero-turn platforms. Positioned as a more accessible model in the lineup, the mower is designed to deliver core Ariens durability and reliability while maintaining straightforward operation for residential users seeking faster, more efficient mowing.
The EDGE LT features a 42-inch fabricated deck built from 11-gauge steel and is powered by a 540 cc Briggs & Stratton EX1900 engine rated at 19 hp. A foot-operated deck lift, high-back seat with springs and sealed ball bearings are intended to support comfort and ease of use. Hydro-Gear EZT transaxles provide forward speeds up to 6 mph, while a seven-position cutting height range allows operators to adjust for changing turf conditions. The mower carries a two-year warranty.
Bobcat ZT7000 zero-turn mower
The Bobcat ZT7000 zero-turn mower is designed for commercial crews prioritizing speed and durability. A heavy-duty drive system and engine options up to 38.5 hp support demanding workloads, while transport speeds up to 19 mph and mowing speeds up to 13 mph allow operators to cover large properties efficiently.
Its AirFX cutting deck, offered in 61- or 72-inch widths, uses dual-layer 10-gauge steel construction and a deep bullnose profile to increase airflow and lift for a uniform finish. An Air-Gap baffle design promotes efficient clipping dispersion in dense grass. A 15-gallon fuel tank, two-speed hydrostatic drive and operator-focused control layout are intended to reduce downtime and support consistent commercial productivity.
Exmark Lazer Z S-Series with suspended operator platform
The Exmark Lazer Z S-Series commercial zero-turn mower returns with an available suspended operator platform designed to reduce vibration and fatigue during long shifts. The platform uses three coil-over hydraulic dampers and can be adjusted without tools to match operator weight or ride preference. Exmark’s Iso-Mount seat isolation system adds controlled lateral and vertical movement to improve comfort.
Equipped with a 60-inch UltraCut Series 4 deck and a Kawasaki FX801V engine, the mower is designed for high output commercial mowing. Maintenance demands are reduced with four annual grease points and sealed bearing spindle assemblies intended to limit in-season service. The configuration focuses on productivity and operator comfort while supporting efficient operation on large properties.
Ferris Z3 stand-on mower
The Ferris Z3 stand-on mower is available with a Vanguard Big Block EFI-ETC 40 hp engine, increasing power and productivity for demanding commercial workloads. Offered in 52-, 60- and 72-inch deck sizes, the Z3 is built to cover large areas efficiently while maintaining consistent cut quality. Ferris’ iCD+ cutting system is designed to maximize vacuum and clipping discharge for an even finish across varied turf conditions.
Operator comfort is supported by a suspension platform system with coil-over shocks that reduces vibration during extended use. A pivoting front axle improves traction and control on uneven terrain and moderate inclines. The mower reaches ground speeds up to 12 mph and features Vanguard’s Oil Guard system, extending oil change intervals to 500 hours to reduce maintenance downtime. The Z3 is backed by a four-year, 500-hour limited warranty with no hour limit during the first two years.
Grasshopper SO34.5KW OutStander stand-on mower
The Grasshopper SO34.5KW OutStander stand-on mower is built for contractors requiring high power and stability in difficult mowing conditions. It is powered by a 34.5 hp Kawasaki electronic fuel injected engine with electronic throttle control, delivering the torque needed to handle heavy or wet grass. A 61-inch DuraMax deck, 5.5 inches deep, is designed to produce a manicured finish and can be converted for optional mulching, with cutting heights adjustable from 1 to 5.5 inches.
Operator comfort features include a Command Center Tower with 4.5 inches of vertical adjustment and a coil-spring suspension platform that helps reduce fatigue. Positioning the operator between the drive tires improves stability and eliminates the slingshot effect common in some stand-on designs. A low center of gravity supports traction on varied terrain, while a 13.5-gallon fuel tank reduces refueling stops during long workdays.
Gravely Pro-Turn 200 commercial zero-turn mower
Gravely is reintroducing the Pro-Turn 200 commercial zero-turn mower to address demand for a durable fleet machine positioned at a key commercial price point. Available in 52- and 60-inch deck widths, the mower is designed to balance productivity and operator comfort for professional mowing operations. It features Gravely’s X-Factor 2 cutting deck engineered for consistent clipping dispersion and uniform cut quality across varied turf conditions.
Power options include Kawasaki FX850 and FX921 engines paired with Hydro-Gear ZT-5400 transaxles supporting ground speeds up to 13 mph. A tubular steel frame is built for heavy commercial use, while a 13.4-gallon fuel tank supports longer run times. Optional accessories such as mulching and bagging systems allow crews to adapt the mower to different job needs.
Greenworks 82V Maximus zero-turn mower
The Greenworks 82V 60-inch Maximus zero-turn mower is designed for commercial crews seeking battery-powered productivity on large properties. A 60-inch deck and constant 17,000 foot-per-minute blade tip speed are engineered to maintain consistent cut quality across demanding turf.
The mower is powered by six high-capacity batteries and a 1.5 kW charger, providing coverage of up to two acres per charge with an approximate three-hour recharge time. Drive speeds reach up to 8 mph. By eliminating fuel and routine engine maintenance, the battery system reduces downtime while supporting quieter operation and lower vibration for daily commercial mowing.
Honda ProZision battery-powered ZTR mowers
Honda’s ProZision battery-powered zero-turn lineup introduces the HZ54SXB and HZ60SXB, designed for commercial crews seeking quiet operation and zero emissions. Produced in North Carolina, the models represent Honda’s first commercial riding mowers. Both feature stacked MicroCut twin blades engineered to produce fine clippings without a separate mulching kit, with deck options of 54 or 60 inches.
Power is supplied by six 48-volt lithium-ion batteries delivering 19.2 kWh and driving five brushless electric motors. Depending on conditions, the mowers can cover up to 14 to 15 acres per charge. A built-in charging system supports 120- or 240-volt input, with full recharge available in approximately 6.5 hours at higher voltage. Full suspension, adjustable controls and multiple drive modes are designed to reduce fatigue while supporting daily commercial use.
KIOTI ZX Series zero-turn mowers
KIOTI’s ZX Series expands the company’s residential lineup with entry-level zero-turn models aimed at homeowners upgrading from basic equipment. The ZX48 and ZX54 are powered by Kawasaki engines and Hydro-Gear transaxles designed for smooth maneuverability around obstacles.
BIG BITE tires enhance traction on varied terrain, while a 4.5-gallon fuel tank supports longer mowing sessions. The design emphasizes durability and operator comfort while maintaining an accessible ownership experience for first-time zero-turn buyers supported by KIOTI’s dealer network.
Kress KR800 Voyager autonomous robotic mower
The Kress KR800 Voyager autonomous robotic mower is designed for route-based landscape operations seeking to offset labor constraints while maintaining productivity. The 40-inch unit uses RTK positioning, LiDAR, VisionAI and onboard sensors to operate without boundary wires and with centimeter-level accuracy. After an initial mapping process, the mower can travel between properties and complete mowing tasks autonomously while crews focus on trimming and finishing work.
Voyager is rated to mow up to seven acres or operate for about eight hours per charge, with ground speeds reaching 5.6 mph. Features include 360-degree obstacle detection, adjustable cutting heights from 1.5 to 5 inches and the ability to handle slopes up to 40%. A ride-on mode supports mapping and cross-property transport. The mower produces zero operational emissions and is designed for a 5,000-hour service life. It integrates with the Kress fleet management system and is scheduled to be available through dealers in spring 2026.
Milwaukee M18 Fuel 21-inch dual battery mower
The Milwaukee M18 Fuel 21-inch self-propelled mower is designed to deliver gas-equivalent performance in a battery-powered format for landscape professionals. An optimized steel deck and increased blade speed are engineered to improve airflow and lift for consistent mulching, bagging and side discharge performance. A POWERSTATE brushless motor provides torque comparable to a 200 cc gas engine.
REDLINK PLUS electronics manage communication between the tool and batteries to balance performance and protection. When paired with the included FORGE HD12.0 batteries, the mower provides up to 90 minutes of runtime, covering as much as three-quarters of an acre at a steady pace. Variable speed control, single-point height adjustment and vertical storage support daily professional use.
RC Mowers autonomous mowing robots
RC Mowers Autonomous Mowing Robots are designed to bring commercial autonomy to large-area turf maintenance where consistency and labor efficiency are priorities. Built for expansive properties, the machines operate independently to produce repeatable mowing patterns with limited operator involvement, helping crews address labor shortages.
Navigation combines GPS guidance, LiDAR sensing and onboard obstacle detection to maintain routing accuracy and environmental awareness. Operators can create and store mowing plans and monitor performance remotely, allowing one supervisor to oversee multiple units. The system is engineered for airports, campuses, parks and municipal properties where scale and reliability are critical.
Scag Tiger Cat II zero-turn rider
The Scag Tiger Cat II is positioned as a mid-sized zero-turn rider built for speed and maneuverability in a compact footprint. Designed to handle open turf while navigating tight areas, the mower reaches ground speeds up to 12 mph. A heavy-duty tubular steel frame and Velocity Plus cutting deck are engineered for durability and consistent cut quality. Engine options reach up to 36 hp and are paired with a high-output drive system and a 9.5-gallon fuel tank.
Operator comfort is supported by an adjustable four-point iso-mounted suspension seat that reduces fatigue during long work periods. For 2026, select models are available with the Rehlko Command PRO 888 engine, backed by a five-year or 2,000-hour limited engine warranty. The mower is also covered by Scag’s commercial warranty and a limited cutter deck and spindle warranty.
Toro GrandStand Multi Force EVO
The Toro GrandStand MULTI FORCE EVO is engineered for landscape contractors who need a stand-on mower that delivers power, versatility and durability in demanding conditions. Built on Toro’s MULTI FORCE platform, the updated model is designed to support productivity while improving long-term return on investment. It is powered by a 34.5 hp Kawasaki EVO 822 cc engine that provides the strength needed for heavy cutting and consistent performance across large properties.
A redesigned front end with larger casters helps protect turf, especially in wet conditions, while contributing to a smoother ride and improved maneuverability. The mower retains Toro’s TURBO FORCE cutting deck, known for delivering a clean, professional finish. Compatibility with a wide range of attachments supports year-round versatility, allowing contractors to expand services beyond mowing. The result is a machine built to operate across seasons while helping crews work efficiently and maintain steady revenue opportunities.
Wright ZTS
The Wright ZTS serves as an entry point into the company’s mid-mount zero-turn lineup, offering commercial landscapers a balance of comfort, durability and professional performance. Designed around everyday jobsite demands, the mower combines the familiarity of a ride-on platform with the efficiency Wright equipment is known for. Its independent swing-arm front suspension provides a smoother ride while allowing all four wheels to follow ground contours, helping maintain a consistent cut and reduce operator fatigue.
Power comes from a Kawasaki FT730 engine paired with Hydro-Gear ZT-3400 transmissions engineered for long service life and simplified maintenance. The ZTS is available with 52- or 61-inch Aero-Core flat-back decks designed for reliable cut quality and improved discharge. Intended for crews expanding a fleet or replacing aging equipment, the mower emphasizes operator comfort and steady productivity while supporting a clean, professional finish.