MOVA LiDAX Ultra 2000 AWD
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MOVA LiDAX Ultra 2000 AWD review

The largest LiDAX, rated for 2,000 m²: all-wheel drive with two floating 40 cm discs, 80% slopes, 6 cm obstacles, a 70 m LiDAR with two cameras, edges under 3 cm and three years of 4G.

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Vision + LiDARAWD2,000 m²Boundary wire: not required

Review method: Specification analysis

Our verdict

The LiDAX Ultra 2000 AWD tops MOVA's mower range on the same AWD platform as the 1000 and 1600 AWD: four hub motors with omni wheels and independent suspension for 80% slopes and 6 cm obstacles, two floating discs cutting 40 cm in one pass to within 3 cm of the edge, a 70 m 3D LiDAR with two 1080p cameras, no antenna or wire, 300 obstacle types, two maps, 150 zones and night mowing. The battery is the family's 36 V 7.5 Ah at 243 Wh, 150 to 170 minutes and 800 m² per charge with a 65-minute top-up, so the full 2,000 m² is a three-charge job. Theft protection with tracking, alarms, camera patrol and an AirTag slot is included with three years of 4G. It is 23.6 kg, 66 dB and, like its siblings, lists no rain sensor. It costs the most of the three, but for a big sloped lawn full of trees it is the LiDAX to pick.

Pros

  • 2,000 m² on all-wheel drive, 80% slopes, 6 cm obstacles
  • 40 cm cut, edges under 3 cm
  • 70 m LiDAR and two cameras, 300+ obstacle types, mows at night
  • Theft package and three years of 4G included
  • Three-year warranty

Cons

  • 800 m² per charge, so three charges for the full rating
  • 23.6 kg, 66 dB
  • No rain sensor in the table
  • Sold through MOVA's German shop only

Best for

  • Large sloped gardens with trees, where RTK mowers lose their fix
  • Owners who want the largest area allowance MOVA offers

Not recommended for

  • Flat open lawns, where a cheaper RTK mower is enough
  • Lawns above 2,000 m²

Score breakdown

Navigation
80 /100
Cutting
96 /100
Terrain
100 /100
Obstacle Avoidance
100 /100
Ease of Use
80 /100
Reliability
78 /100
Features
85 /100
Value
49 /100
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In detail

Lawn and terrain

The manufacturer rates it for lawns up to 2,000 m². That is more than 73% of the 52 robot mowers we list. It climbs slopes up to 80% (39°). That is more than 71% of the 52 robot mowers we list. It can manage up to 150 zones. All of its wheels are driven.

Navigation

It positions itself with Vision + LiDAR. No boundary wire is needed. Obstacles: camera + LiDAR fusion. GPS tracking and a 4G module are built in.

Cutting

The cutting width is 400 mm and the height adjusts from 30 to 100 mm. It cuts with 12 blades. It trims along the edges.

Battery, charging and noise

The 243 Wh battery runs up to 2 h 30 min on one charge. A full charge takes about 1 h 5 min. The manufacturer states 66 dB. That is higher than most of the 45 robot mowers with a published figure.

Safety and theft

It stops the blades when lifted or tilted and carries anti-theft protection. Weather sealing: IPX6.

Video reviews

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Specifications

Coverage

Max lawn area
2,000 m² (0.49 acres)
Zones
150
Area per charge
800 m²

Navigation

Navigation
Vision + LiDAR
Boundary wire
Not required
Obstacle avoidance
Camera + LiDAR fusion
LiDAR range
70 m at 80% reflectivity, 360°; two 1080p RGB cameras
Maps
Two

Cutting

Cutting width
400 mm
Cutting height
30–100 mm
Edge cutting
Yes
Blade discs
Two floating discs with six blades each, 40 cm together
Edge distance
Under 3 cm, UltraTrim 2.0
Night mowing
Yes

Terrain

Max slope
80% (39°)
Drivetrain
AWD
Obstacle height
6 cm
Suspension
Independent per wheel, omni wheels

Power

Battery
243 Wh
Runtime
2 h 30 min
Charging time
1 h 5 min
Charging current
5 A

Connectivity

Wi-Fi
Yes
Bluetooth
No
4G / LTE
Yes
GPS
Yes
4G service
Three years included

Physical

Weight
23.6 kg
L × W × H
740 × 532 × 321 mm
Noise
66 dB
Weather sealing
IPX6

Support

Warranty
36 months
Released
Not published

Obstacles

Recognised obstacle types
300+, down to 2 × 2 cm

Safety

TrueGuard
Location tracking, geofence alarm, AirTag, patrol, live audio, person detection

Data source: MOVA DE product page, Technische Daten per variant, retrieved September 10, 2026

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