Goko M6 Robotic Mower Launches on Kickstarter with Cybertruck Design

Goko M6 robotic mower launches on Kickstarter with Cybertruck-inspired design, AWD, dual-blade system, RTK/VSLAM navigation, and AI obstacle detection. Early bird pricing starts at $1,899.

Goko has launched a Kickstarter campaign for its M6 robotic mower. The mower features a design inspired by the Cybertruck and is aimed at large lawns and tough terrain.

Pricing and availability details

The M6 uses RTK and VSLAM for navigation and supports NRTK. It has an AI-driven QuadVision obstacle detection system with two front cameras. The mower has all-wheel drive with front wheels that can pivot up to 180 degrees. It can handle slopes up to 90 percent (42 degrees). The dual-blade system has a 42 cm cutting width. The battery runs for up to six hours and can cover up to 4,000 square meters.

Specifications

Cutting width: 42 cm
Battery runtime: up to 6 hours
Maximum area: 4,000 square meters
Slope capability: 90% (42°)
Navigation: RTK and VSLAM, supports NRTK

Goko M6 robotic mower with Cybertruck-inspired design — The M6 features a distinctive angular body and all-wheel drive.

Early bird pricing on Kickstarter starts at 1899 USD (about $1,899). The official MSRP is 2999 USD (about $2,999), offering up to 40 percent off. Global shipping is expected to begin in August 2026.

The M6 is designed for large properties and steep slopes, competing with other high-end robotic mowers. Its Cybertruck-inspired styling sets it apart visually. The crowdfunding campaign has already raised significant funds, but real-world performance has not yet been tested.

Source: Cybertruck, NotebookCheck