Available on the European market from spring 2026, the new Miimo 1500i and Miimo 2200i models are equipped with smarter automation, design, and usability.
According to Honda, the new additions eliminate the need for physical boundary wires, allowing users to easily map and define mowing zones using a dedicated smartphone app, reducing setup time. The system also allows for flexible adjustments to mowing areas and exclusion zones, making the mowers suitable for gardens with evolving layouts.
All wireless models will be equipped with an antenna-free network RTK system, combining a RTK GNSS chip with 4G cloud connectivity. This will enable precise positioning and communication, delivering accurate mowing and remote-control functionality.
Shin Yasui, General Manager of Power Products, Honda Motor Europe, said: “In Europe, people’s approach to outdoor living is undergoing a clear shift, with growing demand for smarter, time-saving solutions. Miimo meets these evolving needs through intelligent automation, helping enhance everyday life. Honda sees this shift as a strategic opportunity and positions the robotic lawn mower business as a key pillar for future growth.”
The latest models include a new app and onboard interface, which are unified to deliver a more user-friendly and intuitive experience. Honda confirm that wired models sold after 2023 will also receive this update to their existing app.
Key features
- Parallel mowing, multiple mowing patterns, including chessboard-style layouts
- Improved battery efficiency and intelligent homing
- High waterproof performance, new models meet IPX5 standards. Miimo designed to maintain cutting performance even in wet conditions. Capable of cutting damp grass and can be cleaned with a standard garden hose.
- Advanced obstacle avoidance. In addition to 360° bump sensors, Miimo 2200i has ultrasonic sensors to detect obstacles without contact
- Display options and enhanced dust resistance
- Redesigned front caster wheels, optimised size and functionality
Looking ahead to 2027, Honda is developing new additions to the Miimo series, including a model with a larger cutting area and all-wheel drive (AWD) capability which is capable of navigating steep gardens, while minimising turf damage during rotation.
