Honda Powersports and Products has launchedProZision™, a new lineup of battery-powered zero-turn-radius (ZTR) lawn mowers that includes both manual and autonomous models. The ProZision family features 54-inch and 60-inch mowers, plus a 60-inch ProZision Autonomous model, which Honda says is its first battery-powered ZTR autonomous mower.

The manufacturer designed the ProZision lineup with three goals in mind: deliver clean, even, best-in-class cutting on the first pass, provide maximum comfort and convenience for the operator and offer maximum durability and reliability for owners. The company says the new mowers further diversify its outdoor power product portfolio by adding environmentally sound turf care options for a range of users, conditions and commercial applications.

ProZision mowers are powered by five 48-volt brushless electric motors, including three deck motors that rotate Honda’s MicroCut Twin Blades and two drive wheel motors for precise control. The models are fitted with six lithium-ion batteries and a 4.3-inch touchscreen display that indicates operation status and battery state of charge. Honda says the motors and charging system use electrical quick connectors designed to make service faster and easier.

Performance features aimed at maintaining cut quality while working at higher speeds are also highlighted by the manufacturer. ProZision mowers include three driving modes—Rapid, Normal and Precise—intended to help operators match mower speed and maneuverability to different turf conditions.

For comfort, Honda says ProZision ZTRs are the only models in their class to incorporate full mower suspension. The mowers also include Honda’s Ideal Operator Position System (IOPS), which allows the operator to adjust the seat position, drive controls, and handles together while moving the seat, a setup designed to reduce vibration and fatigue.

The ProZision Autonomous model is built on the same platform as the ProZision 60-inch mower and can be operated manually or autonomously. For autonomous operation, Honda says operators can create mowing routes in a Teaching Mode using GNSS for location recognition, then run those routes in Playback Mode using a Honda web application. The autonomous mower includes omnidirectional sensing using radar and LiDAR for obstacle detection, and a rear-discharge deck designed to direct debris backward during operation.

Honda says production of the ProZision ZTR lineup will take place at its manufacturing facility in Swepsonville, North Carolina using globally made parts. ProZision models are available for purchase from February 2026, with the ProZision Autonomous scheduled to follow in Summer 2026.

Find out more about the ProZision™ Zero Turn Mowers, here.