Yarbo

Every other mower brand we carry sells a mower. Yarbo sells a platform: the Yarbo Core is a tracked, self-navigating base with dual drive motors, a 500-pound tow hitch, a removable Y Series battery, and a wireless Docking Station, and the task modules attach to it without tools. Fit the Lawn Mower Pro Module and it mows with dual 300 W motors across a 20-inch cut; fit the Snow Blower Module Gen 2 and it becomes a two-stage snow blower that starts when snowfall begins; fit the Blower Module and it stacks leaves with 21 N of blowing force; fit the Trimmer Module through its Back Brace Mount and it trims fence lines and borders on routes you draw in the app. One map, one app, and one battery serve every season.

There are now two Cores. The original Y40 Core runs geared drive motors at 0.6 m/s, positions itself with RTK-GPS from the included Data Center base station or NetRTK cloud corrections, and is rated for 6 acres of mowing a week. The upgraded Y40P Core, sold on pre-order with Yarbo's estimated shipping from October 2026, replaces the gearboxes with dual hub motors, doubles top speed to 1.2 m/s, positions itself with NetRTK so there is nothing to mount on the roof, and is rated for 7 acres of mowing a week and 7,000 square feet of snow per charge. Slope capability (70 percent, 35 degrees), towing (500 pounds), mapped coverage (31 acres), and up to 4 hours per charge are the same on both, and every module fits either Core.

The company started in 2015 with a single goal, an autonomous snow blower, tested its Snowbot prototypes from 2017 through a 2021 public beta, and relaunched as Yarbo in 2022 with more than $3.45 million in crowdfunding. Deliveries grew from 1,000 snow blowers in 2023 to more than 5,000 units in 2024, and Yarbo now reports 50,000+ units sold in over 30 countries and regions, with an iF Design Award (2026), CES Innovation Awards (2023 and 2025), an Edison Award (2024), and a Red Dot Design Award (2023) along the way. Navigation fuses RTK-GPS with binocular cameras, an IMU, and odometry, and the Core is rated IPX5 for temperatures from -13 F to 113 F.

We carry the complete Y Series system on both Cores. On the Y40 Core, three complete packages each include the Core, one module, the Docking Station, Data Center, battery, wired charger, tool kit, and tow hitch: the Yarbo Lawn Mower Pro with both blade sets for lawns up to 6 acres and slopes up to 70 percent, the Yarbo Snow Blower Gen 2 with a 24-inch two-stage module, snow track, and cleaning shovel, and the Yarbo Blower for leaves, debris, and light snow. The Yarbo Core alone suits owners adding a second base.

The Y40P lineup mirrors it on the upgraded Core, without the Data Center (the Y40P positions itself with NetRTK, and Yarbo packs Data Center 2.0 with the first 140 Y40P Cores at no charge): the Y40P Core, the Y40P Lawn Mower Pro rated for 7 acres a week, the Y40P Snow Blower Gen 2 rated for 7,000 square feet per charge, and the Y40P Blower. All Y40P products are pre-orders; Yarbo lists estimated shipping from October 2026 for U.S. orders, and items in a package may ship separately.

Existing owners add a task with a module: the Lawn Mower Pro Module, Snow Blower Module Gen 2, Blower Module, or the new Trimmer Package, which pairs the Trimmer Module with the Back Brace Mount that connects it to any Y40 or Y40P Core. Yarbo expects Trimmer Modules to begin shipping in January 2027, so the Trimmer Package and every bundle that includes it are pre-orders.

Bundles put two, three, or four modules on one Core at a set price. On the Y40 Core: Lawn Mower Pro + Snow Blower Gen 2, Lawn Mower Pro + Blower, Snow Blower Gen 2 + Blower, and the all-season Lawn Mower Pro + Snow Blower Gen 2 + Blower, plus four Trimmer bundles: Lawn Mower Pro + Trimmer, Lawn Mower Pro + Blower + Trimmer, Lawn Mower Pro + Snow Blower Gen 2 + Trimmer, and the complete four-module bundle. The same eight combinations exist on the Y40P Core under Yarbo Y40P. Our Yarbo comparison page lays every package, module, and bundle side by side.