Honda Power Sports & Products launches ProZision ZTR mowers

Honda Power Sports & Products has launched its ProZision lineup of battery-powered, zero-turn-radius lawn mowers, which will be presented at Equip Exposition 2025.

The all-new product family includes 54-inch and 60-inch models, along with a 60-inch autonomous model — the first Honda battery-powered ZTR autonomous mower. Originally shown as prototypes, Honda ProZision ZTR lawn mowers are designed for professional-level work. The ProZision name reflects professional-level features (Pro) and the twin-blade design (Z).

Honda ProZision lawn mowers are powered by five 48-volt brushless electric motors: three deck motors rotate the exclusive MicroCut Twin Blades and two drive wheel motors that maneuver the vehicle. In addition, ProZision ZTRs are fitted with six lithium-ion batteries and a 4.3-inch touchscreen display panel indicating the mower’s operation status and battery state of charge. The motors and charging system incorporate electrical quick connectors for fast and easy connection and disconnection for service.

Three different driving modes — rapid, normal and precise — let the operator control mower speed for optimal maneuverability on a variety of turf conditions.

Each model uses an optimized cutting deck design and includes three MicroCut Twin Blades, offering 12 total cutting edges. The chassis and main components are constructed from durable steel, with high-strength, low-alloy steel strategically used in key areas.

ProZision ZTRs incorporate full mower suspension. In addition, Honda's ideal operator position system (IOPS) allows the ZTR operator to adjust the seat position, drive controls and handles together while moving the seat. These features make operating the mower easy and comfortable, reduce vibration and provide a smooth ride that results in less fatigue for the driver.

The ProZision Autonomous model is built on the same platform as the ProZision 60-inch model, combining high-obstacle detection and location accuracy. For manual mowing, the operator can use the ProZision Autonomous mower in the same way as the ProZision manual models. For autonomous operation, the lawn mower acquires the mowing routes and patterns set by the operator.

To set up autonomous mowing, the operator launches the teaching mode — manually maneuvering the ZTR to create a mowing route using the global navigation satellite system for accurate location recognition. After teaching is complete, the operator launches the mower’s autonomous capability in playback mode, downloading the specified mowing route using the Honda web application on a tablet or smartphone. Once the mapping is established, automatic route optimization recalculates for better turns and coverage. The ProZision Autonomous lawn mower can reproduce these routes and patterns.

“As technology revolutionizes industries across the globe, it is also redefining the future of landscaping. Honda is unveiling the ProZision and ProZision Autonomous battery-powered ZTR lawn mowers as the industry navigates uncertainty in workforce stability, equipment investment returns, and operational cost controls—across short- and long-term horizons,” says Mark Kohls, vice president of Honda Power Sports & Products, American Honda Motor Co. “Honda ProZision lawn mowers provide zero-emission options that complement gasoline-powered fleets to reduce operating costs and enhance sustainability in landscape maintenance.”

Honda will showcase these products and more at Equip's indoor booth #3134. At the show’s outdoor demonstration area, #6046D, visitors also can experience manual and autonomous ProZision battery-powered ZTR lawn mowers for commercial turf applications.