EXPOelite 2026

PIONEER POWER EQUIPMENT

Pioneer Power Equipment brings a compelling promise of durability, performance, and established dealer-level support to the outdoor power equipment market. Embracing modern battery technology and tried and true gasoline power, the Pioneer product lineup includes 62 V battery and 2-cycle gas handheld tools, gas lawn mowers, pressure washers, portable and inverter generators, snow throwers, chipper/shredders, and gas and electric log splitters.

Pioneer products deliver top-notch performance and reliability to tackle the toughest outdoor challenges for homeowners and professionals. From mowers and trimmers to generators and blowers—every product is built to withstand a wide range of operating elements and perform flawlessly. The products combine cutting-edge technology with user-friendly designs to make conquering outdoor tasks easier and more efficient.

Pioneer strives to compete not only by offering a wide range of individual units and specifications but also by providing an exceptional overall customer experience. Along with a diverse and expanding range of products, multiple power platforms, and thoughtful design, sales support, technical assistance, warranty services, and parts availability all contribute to Pioneer’s complete brand promise.

Entering the outdoor power sector is no small feat, but Pioneer is off to a great start. The inclusion of both battery and gas lines allows it to serve a wide market, while using trusted engine partners helps increase confidence in the product. Selling exclusively through lawn and garden dealers aims to build credibility and loyalty among customers who value local quality and service.

Pioneer has made a clear statement—not through flashy gimmicks, but through an earnest mix of thoughtful product design, trusted engine partners, and a commitment to customer support through a strong and established nationwide servicing dealer network. Pioneer products are sold exclusively through independent dealers, not Big Box retailers. Distribution in the U.S. is managed by Power Distributors, located in Columbus, Oh., while in Canada, is handled by Power Source Canada, based in Ontario.