Husqvarna Automower 410VE NERA
The 410VE NERA suits buyers who value a dealer relationship and Husqvarna's long track record. AI vision with infrared, satellite boundaries and EdgeCut make it a polished small-lawn mower. Its 30% slope limit and dealer pricing put it behind the value leaders.
Key specs
| Spec | 410VE NERA |
|---|---|
| Price | Dealer pricing |
| Lawn size | Up to 1,500 m² (about 0.37 acre) |
| Max slope | 30% |
| Cutting width | 8.7 in (22 cm) |
| Cutting height | 0.8–2.2 in (20–55 mm) |
| Navigation | Satellite virtual boundary (cloud correction or EPOS station) + AI vision camera |
| Drive | Two-wheel drive |
| Extras | EdgeCut, infrared night vision, GPS theft tracking, Alexa and Google Home |
Maker specs and prices as of November 3, 2026. "Not listed" means the maker doesn't publish that figure.
Navigation
Boundaries are virtual, set with satellite positioning. Correction data comes from the Husqvarna Cloud over cellular or Wi-Fi with typical accuracy better than 5 cm, or from an optional EPOS RS1 reference station (about 2–3 cm) that needs no internet. An AI vision camera detects and avoids objects, including wildlife, works at night with infrared light, and helps maintain coverage where satellite signals weaken.
Features
- Up to 1,500 m² (about 16,000 sq ft), or 1,000 m² in irregular pattern mode.
- EdgeCut reduces the need to trim edges.
- Cutting height 20–55 mm (0.8–2.2 in), set in the app.
- GPS theft tracking, GeoFence, Alexa and Google Home support.
Limits
The slope rating is 30% inside the lawn and 20% at the boundary. The maximum cutting height of 2.2 in is low for tall fescue, which many lawn-care guides suggest keeping at 3 in or more.
This review is based on Husqvarna's published specifications, independent coverage and owner reports, compared against the other mowers we track. We'll add hands-on results as our testing progresses.
Questions
Where can I buy it in the US?
Through Husqvarna dealers. US pricing varies by dealer; in the UK it lists at £2,699.
Does it need a perimeter wire?
No. It uses virtual satellite boundaries, though Husqvarna still sells wired models.