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ECOVACS Robotics is bringing four new robotic cleaning products to the Australian market, targeting the lawn, window and pool maintenance tasks that consume weekend time for homeowners across the country.
The range includes two robotic lawn mowers, a robotic window cleaner and a robotic pool cleaner. All four products will be available online and through major retailers from 4 August 2026, with Australian pricing starting at $999 for the pool cleaner and reaching $2,999 for the larger lawn mower.
What ECOVACS is launching
The lineup consists of the GOAT A2000 LiDAR PRO and GOAT O600 RTK robotic lawn mowers, the WINBOT W3 OMNI robotic window cleaner and the ULTRAMARINE P1 robotic pool cleaner. Together, the four products cover three of the more time-consuming outdoor maintenance categories for Australian households.
Karen Powell, Regional Director of ECOVACS Robotics Australia and New Zealand, framed the launch around the time Australians spend on outdoor upkeep.
“We know how much Aussies cherish their outdoor lifestyle, but the hard work of maintaining a beautiful backyard can eat into precious weekend time,” Powell commented. “Our new home and outdoor range is engineered to take on these demanding chores – mowing, window cleaning and pool scrubbing – autonomously.”
“We’re not just launching products; we’re giving people back their time to actually enjoy their home and garden,” she added. “Whether it’s having a spontaneous BBQ on a perfectly manicured lawn, enjoying a crystal-clear view of the garden, or diving into a sparkling clean pool, ECOVACS is making effortless outdoor living a reality.”
GOAT A2000 LiDAR PRO: the large lawn option
The GOAT A2000 LiDAR PRO is designed for lawns up to 2,000 square metres. It combines automated mowing with integrated edge trimming through what ECOVACS calls the TruEdge Trimmer, which cuts along lawn edges during the mowing cycle to avoid the need for a separate line trimmer pass.
Navigation is handled by a system called HoloScope 360, which combines dual LiDAR sensors, AI vision and 3D time-of-flight LiDAR technology to map the lawn, plan routes and avoid obstacles. ECOVACS claims the system can recognise and navigate around more than 200 common garden obstacles including garden furniture, toys and hoses.
The mower runs a 32V cutting system with dual blade discs and can handle slopes of up to 50 per cent gradient, which ECOVACS argues makes it suitable for the undulating terrain common in many Australian backyards.
The GOAT A2000 LiDAR PRO is priced at $2,999 in Australia and $3,499 in New Zealand.
GOAT O600 RTK: for smaller and more complex gardens
The GOAT O600 RTK targets a different segment of the market, designed for lawns up to 600 square metres and gardens with complex layouts. Where the A2000 uses LiDAR as its primary navigation method, the O600 relies on RTK (real-time kinematic) satellite positioning through a system ECOVACS calls TrueMapping 2.0 Multi-Fusion RTK Navigation.
The system maps the lawn without requiring boundary wires to be installed, which has historically been one of the barriers to adoption for robotic mowers. ECOVACS claims the setup process can be completed in as little as 15 minutes.
Like its larger sibling, the O600 features edge mowing capability and obstacle avoidance that can recognise more than 200 common garden objects. It delivers 150 per cent cutting power compared to its predecessor, which ECOVACS positions as necessary for tackling dense grass varieties common in Australia such as kikuyu and buffalo. The mower can handle slopes of up to 45 per cent.
The GOAT O600 RTK is priced at $1,299 in Australia and $1,499 in New Zealand.
WINBOT W3 OMNI: robotic window cleaning
The WINBOT W3 OMNI is a robotic window cleaner aimed at the large glass doors and windows that are a feature of many Australian homes, particularly those designed to connect indoor living areas with outdoor entertaining spaces.
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The unit includes what ECOVACS calls a Vortex Wash Station, a contact-free wiping pad cleaning system that automatically washes and refreshes the cleaning pads in approximately one minute. The design is intended to eliminate the manual process of scrubbing dirty cleaning pads by hand between windows.
Navigation is handled by the WIN-SLAM 5.0 system, which maps window surfaces and adapts to different window types and obstacles. The unit uses three spray nozzles for wide-angle cleaning solution application and features what ECOVACS describes as a 12-stage protection system. That system includes 10,000 Pa suction to keep the unit attached to the glass and a safety cable rated to 100 KG.
The WINBOT W3 OMNI is priced at $1,299 in Australia and $1,499 in New Zealand.
ULTRAMARINE P1: robotic pool cleaning
The ULTRAMARINE P1 is ECOVACS’ entry into the robotic pool cleaner market, targeting a category that is particularly relevant to Australia given the country’s high rate of residential pool ownership.
The unit uses what the company calls UltraPure Suction Technology, rated at 18,200 litres per hour, to collect leaves, sand and debris. It offers up to three hours of runtime per charge and is built with marine-grade materials for durability in pool chemical environments.
Navigation is handled by a SmartNavi system that maps cleaning paths for what ECOVACS claims is up to 99 per cent pool coverage. The system is designed to work autonomously, cleaning the pool floor and walls without manual intervention.
The ULTRAMARINE P1 is priced at $999 in Australia and $1,299 in New Zealand.
Positioning in the Australian market
ECOVACS has been operating in the Australian market for six years, having built its local presence primarily through robotic vacuum cleaners. The outdoor range represents an expansion into adjacent product categories where the company believes the same automation principles can be applied.
The Australian market presents a natural opportunity for outdoor robotics products. The combination of a strong outdoor living culture, large lawn areas that require regular mowing in warmer months and high rates of residential pool ownership creates demand for labour-saving solutions across multiple categories.
The robotic lawn mower market in particular has been growing as the technology has matured and pricing has come down from the early-adopter premium levels of previous years. Wire-free navigation, which both GOAT models offer, has been a significant development in making the products more accessible to consumers who were deterred by the complexity of installing boundary wires.
Pricing and availability
All four products will be available from 4 August 2026 through online and major retail channels in Australia and New Zealand.
Australian pricing is set at $2,999 for the GOAT A2000 LiDAR PRO, $1,299 for the GOAT O600 RTK, $1,299 for the WINBOT W3 OMNI and $999 for the ULTRAMARINE P1. New Zealand pricing ranges from $1,299 to $3,499 across the four products.
ECOVACS Robotics has been in operation for more than 28 years and produces robotic home cleaning products across multiple categories. Further information is available at ecovacs.com/au.
Last Updated on July 18, 2026 by Nick Ross
