Ambrogio 4.0 Elite

Ambrogio's premium wired mower for large lawns, with motorised height, GPS-assisted zones and a long warranty if dealer-serviced. Its UK area and slope figures clash with the manual.

7.1/10from £2,719.20Compare prices
  • Lawn sizeup to 6,500 m²
  • NavigationPerimeter wire
  • Max slope60%
  • Versions2
Illustration · press photo of the Ambrogio 4.0 Elite requested

Prices and stock

4.0 Elite (Premium) · up to 6,500 m² · RRP £3,899

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4.0 Elite 4WD · up to 3,500 m² · RRP £4,399

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Our verdict

Should you buy the 4.0 Elite?

A desk-based verdict from the manufacturer’s specifications, manuals and UK warranty terms.

How we score
7.1/10easymower score · method 2026.1
  • Navigation spec6.0
  • Cut quality editorial7.0
  • Ease of setup editorial5.0
  • App editorial6.5
  • Value spec9.3
  • Support spec+editorial9.0

Pros

  • Motorised cutting-height adjustment
  • GPS-assisted zoning with up to 8 zones, plus geofencing and a PIN
  • Warranty extendable to six years (parts only) with annual dealer servicing
  • 4WD version for more difficult ground
  • UK distributor and dealer network

Cons

  • Perimeter wire needed, sold separately
  • The UK page's 6,500 m² and 60% figures conflict with the manual's 3,200 m² and 45%
  • Elite connectivity uses GSM bands listed in the manual as 2G, not 4G
  • Random cutting pattern rather than systematic lines
  • Expensive at full RRP

Who it’s for

  • Large lawns of about 3,000 m² or more, with a dealer to install and service it
  • Gardens with heavy tree cover where satellite navigation struggles
  • Buyers who value long-term servicing and a warranty of up to six years

Who should avoid it

  • You don't want a perimeter wire
  • You want 4G and a modern map-based app
  • You'd rely on the headline area or slope figures without checking the manual

Specifications

4.0 Elite specifications

The manufacturer’s published figures, each linked to its source. Where versions differ, each is listed.

Navigation
Navigation
Positioning and obstacle sensors
perimeter wire, GPS, compass, bump sensor, accelerometerSource: manufacturer product page
RTK base station needed
4G
Bluetooth
Cutting
Cutting width
Min cutting height
Max cutting height
Height adjustment
Blade type
(Premium): 6-blade cutter discSource: manufacturer product page
4WD: Solid stainless steel 4-edged bladeSource: manufacturer product page
Power
Battery
Mowing time per charge
Smart and safety
Voice assistants
Alexa, Google Assistant, SiriSource: manufacturer product page
GPS theft tracking
PIN lock
Rain sensor

links go to the manufacturer source for each figure. Figures are the manufacturer’s own claims unless marked otherwise.

Claims vs reality

Where the brand’s marketing and its own small print don’t agree.

  • They sayAmbrogio's UK page rates the 4.0 Elite (Premium) for 6,500 m² and 60% slopes.

    In practiceThe 4.0/4.36 manual gives 3,200 m² for the Premium power kit and 45% allowable slope (35% recommended). Plan on the manual's figures until Ambrogio clarifies. Source

Which version do you need?

The 4.0 Elite (Premium) uses a six-blade cutter disc and is listed on Ambrogio's UK page for 6,500 m², although the manual gives 3,200 m² for the same power kit. The 4.0 Elite 4WD adds four-wheel drive and a solid steel blade, has a taller height range and is rated for 3,500 m². Choose the 4WD for rough or uneven ground; for a large, fairly flat lawn, the Premium is the one, but size it on the manual's figure.

How it navigates and sets up

The 4.0 Elite follows a perimeter wire that marks the lawn edge and keeps it away from beds and ponds. Ambrogio adds GPS, compass and accelerometer data (it calls this GPS Enhanced) to organise zones and help with anti-theft, but the wire remains essential and is sold separately. On a large lawn that's a big installation job, which is why most buyers use one of Ambrogio UK's dealers; see our installation guide.

Ambrogio's UK page gives a 60% slope rating, but the manual says 45% allowable and 35% recommended, so plan on the lower figures. The 4WD version has 4WD. It weighs 15.5 kg.

Cutting

Both versions cut 250 mm wide. The Premium uses a six-blade cutter disc, and the 4WD a solid four-edged steel blade. Height is motorised, from 20 mm–30 mm to 65 mm–75 mm depending on the version. As with other wired mowers, it cuts in a random pattern. Measured noise is quoted at 63 dB(A).

App, connectivity and security

The built-in ZCS Connect module combines GPS with a GSM connection for remote control, geofence alerts and voice assistants, and a touchscreen on the mower handles local settings. It supports up to 8 zones and has a PIN and rain sensing. The manual lists 2G GSM bands; Ambrogio doesn't say whether the module has moved to 4G or whether there are data charges, so ask the dealer.

Running costs, warranty and support

The standard warranty is 2 years, extendable to 6 years in total (parts only) with annual dealer servicing. That's long by robot mower standards, but the servicing adds a yearly cost. Ambrogio UK in Lincoln and its dealers handle sales and support. RRPs are £3,899–£4,399, with current prices from £2,719.20, before wire and installation. Try our running-costs calculator.

Price history

£2,671£2,879£3,08729 Sept29 Sept
4.0 Elite (Premium) 4.0 Elite 4WD
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Date4.0 Elite (Premium)4.0 Elite 4WD
29 Sept£2,719.20£3,039.20

Questions owners ask

Frequently asked questions

How big a lawn can the Ambrogio 4.0 Elite handle?

Ambrogio's UK page says 6,500 m² for the Premium and 3,500 m² for the 4WD. The manual gives a much lower 3,200 m² for the Premium, so we'd size it on that figure.

Does the 4.0 Elite need a perimeter wire?

Yes. It follows a boundary wire, sold separately, and uses GPS to help with zoning and anti-theft. Most buyers have a dealer install it.

What's the six-year warranty?

The standard warranty is two years. For the 4.0/4.36 platform, Ambrogio adds up to four more years, parts only, if the robot is serviced by a dealer every year.

Does it work with voice assistants?

Yes. With its built-in ZCS Connect module, Ambrogio says it works with Alexa, Google Home and Siri.

Also consider

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Owning one

Accessories, guides and tools

Compatible accessories

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Last updated 2026-09-29. Specs are the manufacturer’s own figures, each linked to its source. How we score · How we get prices · Report an error