
PUDU Robotics / Robotic mowers
PUDU GT5
A commercial 60-inch rotary robotic mower that cuts and collects in one pass, targeting about 2 acres per hour and up to 10 hours per charge.
- Cutting width
- 60 in (152 cm) rotary deck
- Productivity
- About 2 acres (8,090 m²) per hour
- Runtime
- Up to 10 hours; up to 16 acres (65,000 m²) per charge
- Autonomy
- LiDAR, camera vision and depth sensing; autonomous dumping by configuration
Sources checked Nov 7, 2026 · Announced Sep 1, 2026 · Announced on 1 September 2026 and debuted at GaLaBau 2026 (15–18 September). Product image cropped from Pudu's official GT Series launch image. Launch source
Best for
A commercial large-lawn mower that cuts and collects in one pass with long runtime. Ask Pudu or a distributor for pricing and site terms.
Look elsewhere if
Golf greens and sports turf that need reel cutting, or residential lawns.
What the PUDU GT5 is
The GT5 is the large-lawn model in Pudu Robotics' GT Series, the company's first range of commercial robotic mowers. Pudu, known for indoor service and cleaning robots, positions it for extensive commercial lawns where mowing and clipping collection need to happen together.
Read the specifications correctly
The 60-inch rotary deck and the 2-acres-per-hour target describe productivity in Pudu's stated conditions. The 10-hour runtime and 16-acre-per-charge figures also depend on grass, terrain and collection load. The release does not state cutting height, slope rating or bin capacity for the GT5.
Beyond the headline number
Specifications, with context
Values below are manufacturer claims for the stated reference market. WCB has not independently bench-tested this model. Check the official specifications and conditions
| Specification | Official claim | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|
| Cutting width | 60 in (152 cm) rotary | Cuts and collects in one pass. Source |
| Productivity | About 2 acres (8,090 m²) per hour | Target operating efficiency. Source |
| Runtime | Up to 10 hours | Depends on conditions. Source |
| Area per charge | Up to 16 acres (65,000 m²) | Depends on conditions. Source |
| Sensing | LiDAR, camera vision and depth sensing | Shared across the GT Series. Source |
| Collection | Clippings, leaves and light debris; autonomous dumping by configuration | Bin capacity not stated. Source |
Who should shortlist it
Shortlist the GT5 for grounds teams managing large open lawns who want to automate mowing and collection. For golf greens and sports turf, compare the GT7.
Versions and market differences
The GT Series comprises the GT3, GT5 and GT7. Pudu announced the range on 1 September 2026 and showed the GT5 working in GaLaBau's outdoor demonstration area. Pricing and regional sales channels were not stated; commercial buyers should contact Pudu or its distributors.
The package behind the price
Price, market & availability
Launch prices are historical. Store snapshots are dated reference points, not live offers; taxes, discounts, stock and included accessories vary.
Build your shortlist
Compare models. Understand the tradeoffs.
Manufacturer specifications for the stated reference markets. Rows compare features and workflows, not results from a shared WCB test. Different runtime modes and storage locations are not interchangeable.
| Decision point | PUDU GT5Global | PUDU GT7Global | PUDU GT3Global |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cutting system | 60 in rotary | 62 in triplex reel | 36 in |
| Intended site | Large commercial lawns | Golf courses and sports turf | Fragmented sites, campuses, business parks |
| Extra function | Collection with autonomous dumping | Configurable mowing patterns | Light sweeping of paved areas |
| Positioning | LiDAR, camera, depth | RTK (±2.5 cm), LiDAR, camera | LiDAR, camera, depth |
WCB interpretation: Choose the GT5 for productivity on large lawns, the GT7 for fine turf and the GT3 for mixed small sites.
Maintenance and ownership
Commercial mowers need scheduled blade sharpening, deck cleaning, collection-bin emptying and sensor cleaning. Autonomous dumping reduces operator visits but depends on site configuration. Plan charging, storage and a fallback for manual operation.
Questions about PUDU GT5
When was it launched?
Pudu Robotics announced the GT Series on 1 September 2026 and debuted it at GaLaBau in Nuremberg on 15–18 September.
What jobs is it for?
Large commercial lawns; it cuts and collects in one pass and can return to dump its load autonomously, depending on configuration.
How much area can it cover?
Pudu targets about 2 acres per hour and up to 16 acres per charge, depending on conditions.
What does it cost?
Pricing was not stated in the launch release.
How does it differ from the GT3 and GT7?
The GT3 is a compact 36-inch model that also sweeps paved areas; the GT7 is a 62-inch triplex reel mower for golf and sports turf.
Can an operator drive it manually?
Yes. The series supports manual driving for repositioning or intervention.
Manuals, setup & demonstrations
Official or launch reference; confirm the exact regional model and current terms.
Official or launch reference; confirm the exact regional model and current terms.
Trace every specification
Official sources & support
Checked Nov 7, 2026 · Global · launch release; debut at GaLaBau 2026, Nuremberg, 15–18 September
Editorial interpretation by World Clean Biz. Specifications, availability and service terms may change; confirm the exact regional SKU before ordering.




