Greenworks has introduced the MaximusZ electric riding mower, which incorporates five electric motors. Two motors power the wheels for propulsion, while the remaining three motors drive the cutting blades. This configuration allows the mower to cut a 54-inch-wide path in a single pass.
The MaximusZ operates on an 80-volt battery system, utilizing a combination of four 6.0Ah and two 16Ah battery packs, totaling 56Ah of capacity. Greenworks states this capacity is sufficient to mow four acres on a single charge. The mower has a top speed of 8 mph and delivers 41 horsepower.
The MaximusZ electric riding mower is priced at $8,799. This places it in competition with other professional-grade mowers, such as the Stihl RZ 552, which retails for $9,499. Greenworks, a company that previously manufactured white-label tools, has expanded its product line to include battery-powered alternatives for various applications.
Charging for the MaximusZ is handled by a proprietary charger, which Greenworks estimates can fully charge the mower in 3.5 hours. The article notes a desire for compatibility with standard EV charging plugs like SAE J1772 or NACS.
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Greenworks has released the MaximusZ electric riding mower, featuring five motors and a 54-inch cutting width. This product aims to provide a battery-powered alternative for lawn care, competing with gasoline-powered models in performance and price.