NexLawn VIDAR 3000 AWD vs Toro Haven VM75 (20459)
Two robot lawn mowers side by side. All figures are what the makers claim (as of 2026-10-07), not test results. Where a number decides it, the better one is marked.
Specifications compared
| Figure | NexLawn VIDAR 3000 AWD | Toro Haven VM75 (20459) |
|---|---|---|
| Lawn size it can handle | 32,292 sq ft (3,000 m²) | 32,668 sq ft (3,035 m²)Ahead |
| Slopes | Up to 80%Ahead | Up to 47% |
| List price | $3,299Ahead | $3,999 |
| List price per 100 m² of lawn | $110Ahead | $132 |
| Guidance | 3D-LiDAR+vision | vision-only |
| Wire-free | Yes | Yes |
| Needs a base station on the lawn | No | No |
| Cutting width | 40 cm | 25.4 cm |
| Drive | 4WD hub motors | Not stated |
| Battery | 36V 7.5Ah 243Wh | 18V 8000mAh (144Wh) |
| Water protection | IPX6 | IPX6 |
| Connectivity | app; Link Services | Haven smartyard app |
"Ahead" marks the better figure for lawn size, slope, price per lawn size, list price and noise. The list price is the maker's, not a store's.
Which one suits you
Choose the NexLawn VIDAR 3000 AWD if
- Your yard has steeper slopes: 80% claimed against 47%.
- Price matters most: the list price is $3,299 against $3,999.
- You want faster mowing: a wider deck, 40 cm against 25.4 cm.
Choose the Toro Haven VM75 (20459) if
The figures alone do not give it a clear edge here. See its page for the details.
More: all comparisons, best-for lists, report a wrong figure.