01 Increasing Adoption of Battery-Powered and Electric Equipment The global outdoor power equipment market is witnessing a significant shift toward battery-powered and electric equipment. Consumers and commercial users increasingly prefer these solutions due to their lower emissions, reduced noise, and ease of maintenance compared to traditional gas-powered models. This trend is driving manufacturers to innovate and expand their electric product lines.Advancements in battery technology, including longer runtimes and faster charging, are further boosting adoption. For instance, lithium-ion batteries now allow lawnmowers, trimmers, and leaf blowers to perform efficiently without frequent recharging. As environmental regulations tighten, the demand for cleaner, sustainable outdoor power solutions is expected to grow steadily.
February 2026 The Toro Company expanded its autonomous outdoor equipment portfolio by launching the Toro Intelli360™ fleet management platform, enabling remote monitoring, diagnostics, and fleet optimization for commercial outdoor power equipment.
September 2025 EGO Power+ introduced its next-generation 52-inch Z6 Zero Turn Riding Mower, expanding its battery-powered outdoor power equipment lineup with enhanced runtime, power, and smart connectivity features.
June 2025 Husqvarna launched the Automower® 580L EPOS, a professional robotic lawn mower featuring wire-free EPOS satellite navigation technology, expanding its portfolio of autonomous outdoor power equipment for commercial turf management.
May 2025 STIHL completed the acquisition of Bosch's battery-powered outdoor power equipment business, including its cordless lawn mowers and trimmers, expanding its battery-powered product portfolio and strengthening its position in the cordless outdoor power equipment market.