EGO Commercial Debuts High-Power Electric Mowers
New zero-turn mowers and battery hubs aim to help commercial landscaping crews swap gas power for electric efficiency.
Updated on Oct. 24, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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EGO Commercial introduced a suite of new electric landscaping tools at the EQUIP Expo, including high-power zero-turn mowers and an updated battery management system. The new equipment aims to help professional landscaping crews increase daily productivity through faster operation and integrated charging solutions.
Why it matters
By introducing commercial-grade electric alternatives to gas-powered equipment, these tools offer professionals a way to reduce reliance on fuel while maintaining high performance. The integrated charging systems and app-based fleet management are designed to minimize downtime during long workdays.
The new sit-down and stand-on mowers reach top speeds of 12 mph and provide 44 gas-equivalent horsepower, while the 4.8-pound leaf blower pushes 780 CFM at 190 mph. The system includes an onboard 700-watt DC-to-DC charger to power handheld batteries directly from the mower.
The players
EGO Commercial
A manufacturer specializing in cordless electric power equipment for professional landscaping and lawn maintenance.
The details
The new zero-turn mowers feature an integrated 700-watt DC-to-DC charger, allowing crews to charge handheld batteries while mowing. The PGX battery management system enables overnight charging for entire fleets using standard 120V, 15A electrical circuits. Additionally, the EGO Commercial Fleet App allows managers to track equipment locations, monitor usage patterns, and update battery settings in real time.
Timeline
The new equipment was showcased during the week of October 24, 2026, at the EQUIP Expo.
The Home Front
The transition to professional-grade electric landscaping equipment marks a shift away from traditional gas-powered internal combustion engines in the commercial sector. This evolution mirrors broader efforts to reduce emissions and noise in residential neighborhood maintenance services.
Homeowners who hire professional landscaping services may notice a transition toward quieter, battery-powered equipment during regular property maintenance. If you are a landscape professional, review your current electrical setup to determine if it can support the 120V, 15A requirements of the PGX system.
The takeaway
Electric landscaping tools are becoming more capable of handling heavy-duty tasks previously reserved for gas-powered equipment. If you are hiring a lawn service, inquire about the types of power tools they utilize to reduce noise and emissions around your property.
Further reading
For more on the latest developments in battery-powered machinery, see our Electric Vehicles section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Electrek.
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