GOKO shows X5 and M6 robotic mowers at Equip Exposition in Louisville
GOKO, the robotic mower brand of Robot++, presented its X5 and M6 models at Equip Exposition on October 21, 23, 2026. The X5 targets professionals with a three-in-one tracked platform, while the M6 is aimed at homeowners who want autonomous lawn care.
- GOKO, Robot++'s mower brand, showed the X5 and M6 at Equip Exposition on October 21, 23, 2026.
- The X5 is a tracked, remote-controlled hybrid platform for mowing, snow blowing and towing, handling slopes up to 45°.
- The M6 is an autonomous mower for slopes up to 42°, with a dual-battery model covering up to 4,000 square meters per charge.
- M6 early-bird pre-orders in Australia cost A$3,999 (single battery) and A$4,299 (dual battery), limited to 300 units.
- X5 demos can be requested via GOKO's U.S., European and Australian websites.
X5: mowing, snow blowing and towing on one platform
According to GOKO, the X5 is designed for landscaping crews, estate owners, municipalities and resort operators. It combines mowing, snow blowing and towing on a single tracked, remote-controlled platform.
The machine uses a gasoline-electric hybrid powertrain that charges the drive battery during operation, which the company says reduces charging downtime. Bidirectional mowing is meant to cut down on turnaround maneuvers.
- Slopes: up to 45° (100% grade).
- Remote control: from up to 200 meters away, so operators can keep their distance from difficult terrain.
- Safeguards: slope monitoring, tilt shutdown and signal-loss shutdown.
- Maintenance: a quick-opening cover and modular layout simplify servicing and component replacement.
Professional customers can request an X5 demonstration through GOKO's U.S., European and Australian websites via "Book a Demo."
M6: autonomous mowing for uneven home lawns
The M6 is aimed at homeowners who want less hands-on lawn care. GOKO says it combines four-wheel drive, adaptive suspension and active front-wheel steering to handle uneven ground and slopes up to 42° (90% grade) while minimizing turf drag.
Navigation relies on Vision/nRTK fusion, and QuadVision AI handles obstacle avoidance. Zones are managed through an app, which supports scheduled, autonomous mowing. Two 250 W motors power a 42 cm dual-disc cutting system. Interchangeable Razor Discs and Rotary Mulching Blades cover routine trimming as well as taller, denser grass.
The dual-battery model covers up to 4,000 square meters per charge, or 8,000 square meters over 12 hours including recharging. Automatic recharging and mowing resumption are intended to reduce supervision.
Australian pre-orders and market context
The Equip appearance, which included indoor exhibits and outdoor demonstrations, followed GOKO's Australian launch on October 13 at Sydney's Curzon Hall, themed "Make Way for the Future." At the show, Lawn Care Life and Landscape Management's Scott Hollister joined discussions on equipment applications, challenging terrain and potential partnerships.
M6 pre-orders are open on GOKO's Australian website. Early-bird prices are A$3,999 for the single-battery model and A$4,299 for the dual-battery model, limited to the first 300 units. Amazon Australia availability is listed as coming soon. Buyers can subscribe on the Australian site for launch notifications by email, and GOKO says its service network across multiple Australian locations supports customers from purchase through long-term ownership.
For professionals, the X5 offers a demo route in the U.S., Europe and Australia. For homeowners, the M6 pricing so far is available only for the Australian market.
