PANDAG Says Its G1 Commercial Robotic Mower Is Now in Production and Shipping to Fleets

PANDAG’s website now says its G1 commercial robotic mower is in production and shipping to commercial fleets. The company showed the G1 series at GaLaBau 2026 in Nuremberg, Germany, and has published accounts of the mower working on golf courses.

Production and Availability

PANDAG’s home page, checked on September 23, 2026, describes the G1 as “NOW IN PRODUCTION” and says it is “Now shipping to commercial fleets.” PANDAG does not say when production started, how many units have shipped, or which customers have received them. Pricing is not published.

Key Specifications (as stated by PANDAG)

• Up to 12 acres a day, in 6 hours of continuous work
• 48-inch cutting width
• LiDAR and AI vision that PANDAG says keep the G1 mowing where RTK satellite signals fail
• Automatic recharging; PANDAG says this lets the G1 run through multi-day jobs
• Can also be run by remote control when needed

PANDAG’s Own Figures Do Not All Match

The G1 product page gives two different slope figures: “78% Hill-climbing Capability (38°)” and “Slopes to 42°”, with a specification table listing a maximum climbing slope of 42 degrees (grade equivalent 90%). The same table lists a maximum runtime of up to 4 hours and up to 8 mowable acres, while the headline figures on the same page are 12 acres a day and 6 hours of continuous work. PANDAG does not explain how these numbers relate. Buyers should ask PANDAG or a dealer which figure applies to which model and conditions.

Models and Trade-Show Presence

At GaLaBau 2026, held September 15–18 (Hall 10.0, Stand 10.0-315), PANDAG showed side-discharge and rear-discharge G1 models. Before the show, PANDAG said the G1 M1500 SD, with a three-disc cutting system and bar blades, would make its first public appearance there, and that the G1 M1500 RD is meant for higher-load work and more complex grass conditions.

Deployments and Market Expansion

PANDAG says the G1 has been deployed at a KLPGA tournament golf course in South Korea and in other real golf course environments. It lists golf courses, municipal green spaces, turf farms, sport fields and agriculture as target sites. After GaLaBau, PANDAG says it will take part in Salon Vert and Normandy Demo Day in France and is entering the Czech Republic and Lithuania.

What This Means for Grounds Teams

A maker saying a commercial robotic mower is “in production” and “shipping” is a step beyond a trade-show prototype. But PANDAG has not published a start date, unit numbers or named customers, and its own performance figures differ from page to page. Golf courses and contractors considering the G1 should ask for the figures in writing for the exact model, a reference site, and local service arrangements. AI Mower News has not tested the G1.

FAQ

Is the PANDAG G1 on sale now?

PANDAG says the G1 is in production and shipping to commercial fleets. It does not publish a price or say when production began.

How much can the G1 mow?

PANDAG says up to 12 acres a day in 6 hours. Its specification table also lists up to 8 mowable acres and a maximum runtime of up to 4 hours, without explaining the difference.

Where was the G1 shown in September 2026?

At GaLaBau 2026 in Nuremberg, Germany, where PANDAG showed side-discharge and rear-discharge models.

Sources: pandag.com/ · pandag.com/product/pandag-g1-mower · pandag.com/blogs/pandag-g1-galabau-2026 · pandag.com/blogs/pandag-galabau-2026-european-market-expansion · pandag.com/blogs/pandag-g1-klpga-tournament-course · pandag.com/blogs/pandag-g1-daily-golf-course-operations

Author: AI Mow

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