Become an Amotrol dealer

We are appointing dealers and distributors for the A60i by territory. If you already sell or service commercial grounds equipment and your customers are asking about autonomous mowing, this is a straightforward line to add.

Why this line is worth carrying

The category is early, and your customers are already asking. Autonomous mowing on commercial ground has moved past pilots on golf courses, sports complexes and utility sites. Most dealers are fielding the questions without having anything to show.

There is a gap in the middle of the market. Below about $30,000 the market is full of battery machines built for maintained turf under a few acres. Above it, the choice narrows fast. A 60-inch hybrid at $39,800 sits where the acreage actually is.

Hybrid is a differentiator you can demonstrate. "Twelve hours of mowing on one tank of gasoline" is a demo, not a claim — and it answers the first objection every grounds manager raises about robotic mowing, which is what happens when the battery runs down at eleven in the morning.

And it is the light machine in the class. The automotive-grade all-aluminium body puts the A60i 30 to 50 percent below comparable machines on weight. For customers who sell or play on the turf they cut, that is the specification that closes the sale — and it means demo units trailer on light-duty equipment rather than needing a truck and a heavy trailer to move.

Service revenue is real. Blades, filters, routine service, seasonal setup and RTK commissioning are recurring work on a machine that runs far more hours per season than a conventional mower does.

What we provide

Territory dealer pricing and volume terms
Demonstration unit programme
Technical and service training for your people
Parts supply, with a service file held per serial number
Specification sheets, photography and sales material you can put your name alongside
Direct factory engineering contact — not a call queue

Three Amotrol A60i autonomous mowers ready for a customer demonstration

Enquire about a territory

Tell us your region, the equipment lines you already carry, and the customer types you serve. We will come back with territory availability and dealer terms.

Who we are looking for

We would rather have one dealer per territory who can actually service the machine than five who can only sell it.

Grounds equipment dealers

Existing turf, golf and municipal equipment dealers with a service department and technicians who are comfortable with electric drivetrains and GNSS setup.

Agricultural & GNSS specialists

Precision-agriculture dealers already running RTK infrastructure. The guidance side of this machine is familiar ground for you, and that is half the commissioning work.

Grounds service providers scaling up

Large contractors and facility service companies that want to operate a fleet and resell into their own client base. Contractor economics →

What we ask

A demonstration unit in your territory — nobody buys a machine like this without seeing it work.
At least one trained technician, so the customer's first service call does not come back to us.
Honest qualification of prospects. We publish the price and we publish where the machine does not pay; we would like our dealers to do the same.
Feedback from the field. Machines in service tell us more than any test programme.

Dealer questions

Are territories exclusive?

Generally yes, defined by region and reviewed against performance. Tell us the territory you have in mind and we will tell you what is available.

What are the minimum volumes?

Discussed per territory rather than fixed globally — the requirement in a dense metro area is not the requirement in a rural region. We would rather set something you will actually hit.

How does parts supply work?

Parts ship direct, and every machine carries a factory QC record and a service file tied to its serial number, so a parts request does not begin with working out what configuration the machine is. More on support →

Can we private-label the machine?

Talk to us. We have OEM manufacturing experience behind this product, and depending on volume and territory it is a conversation worth having.

Do you sell direct in dealer territories?

Where a dealer is appointed we route enquiries to them. Direct sales are for territories with no appointed dealer.