Lineup by rated area

Smallest rating first. Prices and the maker's page follow your region.

STIGA robot mowers by rated area
ModelRated areaSteepest slopeNavigationSold inPriceMaker's page
A 6v600 m²6,460 sq ft45%No wire, no antenna at homeUK, EU€999 price on the maker's page as of October 2026STIGA EU page for the A 6v (opens in a new tab)
A 10v1,000 m²10,760 sq ft45%No wire, no antenna at homeUK, EU€1,399 price on the maker's page as of October 2026STIGA EU page for the A 10v (opens in a new tab)
A 15v1,500 m²16,150 sq ft45%No wire, no antenna at homeUK, EU€1,699 price on the maker's page as of October 2026STIGA EU page for the A 15v (opens in a new tab)
A 25v2,500 m²26,910 sq ft45%No wire, no antenna at homeUK, EU€2,499 price on the maker's page as of October 2026STIGA EU page for the A 25v (opens in a new tab)
A 50v5,000 m²53,820 sq ft50%No wire, no antenna at homeUK, EU€3,299 price on the maker's page as of October 2026STIGA EU page for the A 50v (opens in a new tab)

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Which model for which lawn

For each lawn size, the STIGA model the sizer puts first in each market: the smallest limit that still covers the lawn with its margin. The lawn is of typical shape (× 1.35), mowed at any time, on a gentle 15% slope. The table ranks the 5 STIGA models in the Botsize dataset only.

STIGA model for each lawn size, by market
LawnIn the UKIn the EU
250 m² (2,690 sq ft)A 6vA 6v
500 m² (5,380 sq ft)A 10vA 10v
1,000 m² (10,760 sq ft)A 15vA 15v
1,500 m² (16,150 sq ft)A 25vA 25v
2,000 m² (21,530 sq ft)A 50vA 50v
3,000 m² (32,290 sq ft)A 50vA 50v
5,000 m² (1.24 acres)A 50v TightA 50v Tight

Tight means the rating covers the lawn but not the margin. Your own lawn may differ in shape, slope and hours: the mower sizer checks it with your numbers, and the methodology states the rules.