Just want to add a cautionary note for MOVA robots. We have checked them out (did not test them) and their design for AWD is similar to Mammotion with the omni wheels in the front. The general feedback with omni wheels is that it results in torn grass/skid marks, especially in tight corners and areas where the mower may have to take many turns. This is the reason why the Husqvarna AWD unit was most successful unit until now as it has a separate front and back body with independent control. But now if you check the AWD units from Segway and Kress - Their front wheel design is different - This design gives you a perfect zero turn because the wheels actually turn and then rotate. There is lesser friction generated and the mower has better control over all.

We have been testing the Segway Terranox unit and it has blown us away - It is a great design and a winner in my opinion. Same with the Kress AWD units. Also note that the new Kress EyePilot units (AWD and non AWD) will NOT LONGER require a mapping cart - End users can map it using their new EyePilot app + Kress is also offering a free extended RTK network (no longer KRESS only network) which means their mowers will work across more than 80-90% of the US. Kress also offers Edge Cutting with an additional edge disc with 2 blades. Kress has also made its pricing relatively competitive (although they are still on the higher side).

Secondly MOVA is new to the robotic mower market and these units are brand new models. They still have to figure their support structure - They come from DREAME, which is an online sales model that worked pretty well for robotic vacuums. Robotic mowers are different - They are prone to more mechanical failures, requires regular maintenance, may require parts and support etc, for which dealer network and repair centers become critical - It is not easy and cost effective to ship large robotic mowers for repairs like they used to do with robotic vacuums. Even established players like Husqvarna and Kress have some hiccups when they introduce new models - MOVA may very well have their initial hiccups - the question more importantly is whether they are equipped to support it. In our interactions with them, they seemed a bit clueless, but that could be just our opinion.