GOKO M6 Australia robot lawn mower launch begins at Sydney’s Curzon Hall

The GOKO M6 Australia launch event last week, 13 October, saw a newly unveiled robot lawnmower designed to tackle extreme inclines and large blocks. The GOKO M6 is a wire-free robot mower that handles sloped suburban lawns, oddly-shaped properties, and complex landscaping.

GOKO M6

The GOKO M6 can handle slopes up to 42 degrees, or a 90 percent grade, and provides 75 millimetres of obstacle clearance. It uses a four-camera QuadVision system that allows the robot to recognise more than 200 objects like furniture, toys, and plants for precise mowing coverage.

Total coverage is dependent on the battery configuration. GOKO offers the M6 in a single-battery configuration that covers 2000 square metres on a single charge, or up to 6000 square metres over a 12-hour session with recharging.

A dual-battery configuration is also available, covering up to 4000 square metres, or 8000 square metres over a 12-hour session. GOKO recommends this model for lawns ranging from 1000 to 10,000 square metres.

The GOKO M6 can store map data for up to 15 acres (60,000 square metres) of lawn split across 250 zones.

Navigation is RTK-based, using a positioning base station included with first-batch units to deliver accurate pathfinding. Network-corrected nRTK navigation is available, but not guaranteed to cover all of Australia yet.

GOKO says automatic boundary mapping and AI-assisted mowing navigation will arrive in a future software update.

GOKO M6 Australia: Pricing and availability

The GOKO M6 is priced at $3999 for the single-battery model and $4299 for the dual-battery model, discounted from $5999 and $6499 respectively. This is an early-bird offer that’s capped at 300 units.

Early adopters get free lifetime nRTK positioning, two years of included 4G data, and three extra months on top of the standard two-year warranty.

The initial batch of units are shipping soon. Orders are open now on the GOKO website. It is also scheduled to launch on Amazon Australia on November 10, 2026.

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