Honda Power Sports & Products has announced the launch of its ProZision lineup of battery-powered zero-turn mowers. The all-new product family includes 54-in. and 60-in. models, along with a 60-in. autonomous model—the first Honda battery-powered ZTR autonomous mower. Originally shown as prototypes, Honda ProZision ZTR are designed for professional-level durability, comfort, and cut quality, building on the company’s legacy in commercial and consumer lawn care equipment. The ProZision name reflects professional-level features “Pro”, the twin-blade design “Z”, and precise cutting performance.

Honda ProZision mowers are powered by five 48 V brushless electric motors designed to stand up to the rigors of commercial landscaping: three deck motors that rotate the exclusive MicroCut twin blades and two drive wheel motors that maneuver the vehicle with precise control. In addition, ProZision ZTRs are fitted with six lithium-ion batteries and a 4.3-in. touchscreen display panel indicating the mower’s operation status and battery state of charge. The motors and charging system incorporate electrical quick connectors for fast and easy connection and disconnection for service.

Honda ProZision Model Snapshots

HZ54SXB

• Cutting width: 54-in.

• Charging: 120 V, 16.5 hours; 240 V, 6.5 hours
• Run Time/Acreage: 4.2 hours/4.5 hours; 13-14 acres (varies depending on conditions)
• Cutting System: 19-in. MicroCut twin blades, side-discharge deck

• Warranty: commercial limited three-years or 2,000 hours (whichever comes first)

HZ60SXB

• Cutting width: 60-in.

• Charging: 120 V, 16.5 hours; 240 V, 6.5 hours
• Run Time/Acreage: 4.0 hours/4.3 hours; 14-15 acres (varies depending on conditions)
• Cutting System: 21-inch MicroCut twin blades, side-discharge deck

• Warranty: commercial limited three-years or 2,000 hours (whichever comes first)

Production of the Honda ProZision mowers will take place at the company’s manufacturing facility in Swepsonville, NC, using globally made parts; on-sale availability for ProZision models is scheduled for February 2026, with the ProZision autonomous available in summer 2026. 

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