Ryobi's battery-powered mowers dominate Home Depot with smart tech

Ryobi's battery-powered mowers dominate Home Depot with smart tech

Erica Robertson
Erica Robertson•
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Ryobi's battery-powered mowers dominate Home Depot with smart tech

Ryobi lawn mowers are becoming a top choice at Home Depot, thanks to their cutting-edge battery tech and smart features. The brand's popularity is rising as more gardeners switch from gas-powered to electric models. Prices for these mowers range from €300 for basic versions to €600 for high-end ones. Ryobi's cordless mowers run on 40V batteries, giving users longer runtime for larger lawns. They also include brushless motors, which make them quieter and more durable than traditional models. Centralised height adjustment and multiple cutting settings help users tackle different grass conditions with ease.

The global market for battery-powered lawn mowers is growing fast, especially in regions like the DACH countries (Germany, Austria, Switzerland). Over the past three years, Ryobi's market share there jumped from 12% to 18%, outperforming rivals like Ego and Greenworks. This growth comes from stronger retail partnerships with stores such as Obi and Hornbach, as well as high sales of cordless mowers and trimmers. In the U.S., demand for cordless mowers peaks in spring, boosting sales at Home Depot. Customers particularly value Ryobi's rugged design, higher battery capacity, and easy access to replacement parts. The shift away from gas-powered tools is also driving interest in electric alternatives, especially as energy costs climb.

Ryobi's success at Home Depot reflects broader trends in gardening tools, with more buyers opting for battery-powered equipment. The brand's focus on performance, durability, and smart features has helped it stand out in a competitive market. As demand for electric mowers keeps rising, Ryobi's position looks set to strengthen further.

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