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Powered Lawn Mowers Market - Major Revenue Gain is Predicted by 2032

up from US$ 1,366.0 million in 2022 moving forward with a CAGR of 4.7% during the forecast period.

By Prasad DPublished 2 years ago 2 min read
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The global powered lawn mowers market is projected to amass a revenue of around US$ 2,155.0 million by 2032, up from US$ 1,366.0 million in 2022 moving forward with a CAGR of 4.7% during the forecast period.

To avoid a scruffy appearance of the lawns, it is necessary to upgrade the dusty old mower, which can be accomplished through various technological advancements. As a result, demand for powered lawn mowers is increasing. These advancements in cordless technology mowers were driven by the need for more storage space by traditional gas-powered lawn mowers, which also emit higher levels of emissions and noise than electric lawn mowers.

Furthermore, rising sales of powered lawn mowers can be attributed to the freedom to select the most appropriate lawn mowers for the size of the gardens. Furthermore, small gardens have a high demand for powered lawn mowers, which can be either electric corded or hand-pushed, whereas medium-sized gardens should consider petrol-powered cordless or battery-operated mowers.

Market participants who introduce new technologies to lawn mowers with additional features such as larger blade size and variable speed technologies shape powered lawn mowers market trends. In order to develop cordless mowers and meet the growing demand for mobility, market participants are focusing on battery technologies such as improved performance and lower prices for rechargeable battery packs.

Another significant step taken by governments in various countries to provide subsidiaries for powered lawn mower installation is expected to boost powered lawn mower sales over the next decade. Battery indicators, which tell the operator how much power is left in the machine, and even-cutting of any type of grass are expected to drive the powered lawn mowers market.

Electric powered lawn mowers with low-noise blades, rising fuel prices, an increase in battery-powered lawn mowers, and various environmental concerns are all driving up demand for powered lawn mowers. Furthermore, sales of powered lawn mowers are increasing because electric lawn mowers require less storage space in the garage, have lower maintenance costs, and have no-pull cord start.

Furthermore, a powerful engine, lightweight construction, and a large grass collector are some of the features that are expected to drive the powered lawn mowers market over the next decade. Green roofs are increasingly being used to cool cities, increase biodiversity, absorb air pollution, and insulate buildings in developed countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany.

Competitive Landscape:

American Lawn Mower Company, Unison Engg Industries (A Unison Group of Companies), Rank Engineering, Husqvarna AB (publ), D&D Motor Systems, Inc., Hayter Limited., MEAN GREEN PRODUCTS, CHP, Inc., GGP UK Ltd., Hayter are a few of the notable powered lawn mowers market players.

A couple of recent developments in the powered lawn mowers market are as follows:

• In the European market, Husqvarna CEORA debuted its brand-new CEORA robotic lawnmower.

• To accelerate the production of electric lawnmowers, Hitachi completed the merger of Power India, its joint venture power business unit with ABB Power Grids.

Key Segments Profiled in the Powered Lawn Mowers Market Survey

By Material Type:

• Steel

• Polymer

• Polypropylene

By Source Of Power:

• Gas-Powered

• Electric-Powered

• Battery-Powered

By Cutting Systems:

• Reel Mowers

• Rotary lawn mowers

By Region:

• North America

• Latin America

• Western Europe

• Eastern Europe

• Asia Pacific

• Japan

• The Middle East and Africa

Access Full Report: https://www.futuremarketinsights.com/reports/powered-lawn-mowers-market

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