Mammotion mower models

Compiled from Mammotion's own store data and support knowledge base. Naming/variants change over time, so verify against your own unit and the live support knowledge base before relying on this for a purchase or a rollback.

Series and models

Naming notes: "H" suffix = taller cutting-height range, not a separate hardware generation. This is confirmed on Mammotion's own spec pages, which label these "H Version" with a distinct (taller) cutting-height range from the "Standard Version" (e.g. LUBA 2 AWD 3000: 25–70 mm (1–2¾ in) standard vs. 55–100 mm (2¼–4 in) H). "X" suffix (LUBA 2 AWD 3000X/5000X/10000X) and its status as the current-generation naming as of 2026 are inferred from store/product copy only: that same spec page doesn't use "X" naming at all, still listing plain "3000/5000/10000." "AWD" = all-wheel-drive (Luba line); Yuka is drive-standard.

What the number in a model name means: the trailing number is the manufacturer's rated lawn area in square metres: a "3000" is rated to 3,000 m² (three-quarters of an acre), not 3,000 of anything else. Two traps worth knowing before you shop: a year can look identical to an area ("LUBA 2 AWD 2024" and "LUBA 1 AWD 2023" are launch years, not sizes), and an "H" or "X" can follow the number without changing it ("3000HX" is still 3,000 m²). The rating is Mammotion's own claim about the area a unit is intended for, not a measured result, and the acres below are our conversion of that rated figure for readers who measure in acres, not a second specification. Figures on Mammotion's own product and spec pages are the reference if a number here ever disagrees.

Conversions: 1 m² = 10.7639 sq ft; 1 acre = 4,046.86 m². Rounded, so the columns are close rather than exact. The metre figure in the name is the one the manufacturer uses. Acres are rounded to the nearest ⅛ acre, so the three smallest sizes all read ⅛; the square feet tell them apart.

"Legacy" vs. "discontinued" in the table above: "legacy" means the name predates a series' current naming convention (e.g. "LUBA 2 AWD 2024" before the 2026 "X" rename). It says nothing about whether Mammotion still sells the unit. "Discontinued" is the separate, stronger claim that it doesn't. We only mark a model discontinued where we've confirmed it: LUBA 1 AWD (2023) no longer appears anywhere on Mammotion's own current product listing (checked September 9, 2026), while LUBA 2 AWD 2024 and YUKA 2024 are just old naming for series still sold today, so they are labeled legacy, not discontinued.

Release timeline

Mammotion also makes non-mower products (e.g. the SPINO pool-cleaner line) that share the same app/firmware ecosystem, out of scope for this site at launch, which covers robot lawn mowers only.