No. Navimow mowers use RTK GPS and VisionFence technology to map and navigate your lawn without any buried boundary wire. You set the mowing area through the Navimow app using AI-assisted mapping. This means no digging, no cable installation, and no risk of accidentally cutting through a perimeter wire. The mower stays within the mapped zone automatically.

The range covers lawns from 600m² to 1,500m². The i206 AWD suits lawns up to 600m² (€995), the i210 LiDAR covers up to 1,000m² (€1,295), and the i215 LiDAR handles up to 1,500m² (€1,495). All models handle slopes up to 45% (24°). The i206 features all-wheel drive for extra traction on uneven ground. Multi-zone scheduling through the app lets you manage separate lawn areas.

Yes. The Navimow app provides full remote control over Wi-Fi, and models with the optional 4G Cellular Module (€109.99) can be controlled from anywhere with mobile coverage. The app allows you to start and stop mowing, adjust schedules, check real-time GPS location, receive alerts, and update the mowing map. The mower returns to its charging station automatically when the battery is low or the schedule is complete.

As of June 2026, e-scooters are permitted on Irish roads and cycle lanes under the Road Traffic and Roads Act 2023 (commenced November 2024). You do not need a driving licence or insurance. Riders must be aged 16 or over, wear a helmet, use lights at night, and observe a maximum speed of 20km/h on public roads. Private land use has no age restriction. Always check the most up-to-date RSA guidance before riding.

Range varies by model, from approximately 25km on the E2 to up to 70km on the ZT3 Pro. Real-world range depends on rider weight, terrain (hills reduce range), wind, tyre pressure, speed, and ambient temperature. Cold weather reduces battery efficiency. Riding in eco mode and maintaining correct tyre pressure helps maximise range between charges.

The Ninebot C2 Lite (€169.99) is designed for children aged 6-10 with a capped speed and lightweight frame. The C2 Pro (€269) suits slightly older or more confident young riders with ambient lights and adjustable handlebars. Adult models (E2, E3, ZT3 Pro) are not suitable for children. On public roads, riders must be aged 16 or over under Irish law.