GLOBAL REPORT
The global lawn and Garden Equipment Market, which includes commercial and residential equipment, is projected by Power Systems Research to reach sales of $46.16 billion by 2030. This is a projected increase of $15.96 billion dollars from 2023 to 2030, an increase of 52.8%.
The global impact of COVID-19 is stating to wane and the market is returning to a normal growth rate. Individual homeowners are still interested in lawn and garden care, just not as much as during COVID-19. More people are returning to recreational activities.
Source: Power Systems Research
Lawn & Garden Market Intelligence
John Deere has announced an enhanced self-repair solution, available initially in the U.S. through its Equipment Mobile app, enabling customers to remotely download secure software updates directly to embedded controllers on compatible 4G-connected John Deere equipment. Customers can use this enhanced solution to complete secure software updates directly to an embedded controller through a user-friendly interface using the Equipment Mobile app.
Husqvarna is introducing the first battery-powered chainsaws with a clutch. With the power equivalent of a 40cc gas engine, the T542i XP and 542i XP chainsaws can cut up to 10% more when compared to Husqvarna’s current professional 40 V battery chainsaw platform without the clutch feature. Equipped with a clutch, the new T542i XP and 542i XP provide the familiar feel of a gas-powered engine, but with less noise and no fumes.
Toro has introduced the eProStripe 560 equipped with two 60V Lithium-Ion batteries. The MatchDrive variable speed electric transmission offers a greater speed range to operators while also allowing fine-tuning to suit conditions and a consistent cut when using multiple units. The system provides three preset speeds, consistent with the mechanical drive on the ProStripe, plus an additional variable speed option.
Briggs & Stratton is launching the Vanguard Lithium-Ion 48V 1.5kWh Commercial Battery (Si1.5). This announcement comes as the company is growing its Vanguard battery portfolio to include swappable (Si Series) and fixed (Fi Series) battery pack configurations to meet a wider range of application and equipment needs. The latest in Vanguard battery technology, the Si1.5 Battery features a self-contained package with a handle on top for easy swapping between equipment on the jobsite. PSR
Michael Aistrup is Senior Analyst for Power Systems Research
