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Our battery lawnmowers combine strong cutting performance with the convenience of cordless power — no fuel, no fumes, and far less noise and maintenance than a petrol mower. Choose from push, self-propelled, 4-wheel, and roller battery lawn mowers from leading brands including EGO, Echo, Cobra, Greenworks, Webb, and Stihl, with 40V and 56V lithium-ion battery systems for reliable runtime on small, medium, and larger lawns. Many models share batteries across a wider range of garden tools, so you can build a complete cordless toolkit over time. All orders come with free UK delivery, our 90-day money-back guarantee, price match promise, and flexible finance — so you can shop our battery lawnmower range with confidence.
Runtime depends on battery capacity and lawn conditions, but most 40V and 56V battery lawnmowers will cut 300–600m² per charge. Larger batteries (5Ah+) or spare batteries extend this further, so check the stated runtime against your lawn size before buying.
Yes — modern 56V and higher-capacity 40V battery lawnmowers now rival petrol performance for most domestic gardens, including thicker grass and light slopes. For lawns over around 800m², look at self-propelled models with a larger cutting width and spare batteries to avoid mid-mow charging.
Voltage relates to power output rather than battery life directly. 56V systems generally deliver more torque and are better suited to thicker grass, larger cutting widths, and bigger lawns, while 40V models are lighter and well suited to small to medium gardens.
Many brands, including EGO, Cobra, and Echo, design their batteries to work across a range of tools such as strimmers, hedge trimmers, and blowers within the same voltage platform. Check the specific battery platform (e.g. EGO Power+) before buying to make sure tools are compatible.
Charge times vary by battery capacity and charger type, typically ranging from around 40 minutes for a fast charger to 2–3 hours for a standard charger. Buying a spare battery lets you keep mowing without waiting for a full recharge.
