PUDU GT3, GT5 and GT7: price, differences and project cost

PUDU GT3, GT5 and GT7 are not simply three sizes of the same mower. GT3 combines mowing with sweeping on suitable paths, GT5 addresses wide-area rotary mowing with clipping collection, and GT7 uses reels for low-cut turf. Start with the required finish, not the largest area figure in a specification table.

This guide compares current manufacturer claims, the public German GT3 price reference and the conditions worth putting into a quotation request. It is a purchasing and operations guide, not a joint field test of the machines.

Price and leasing · Specifications · Model selection · Site trial · Questions answered

GT3, GT5 and GT7 prices: what is known

The German Terra-Robotics listing displays a GT3 purchase price of EUR 29,500 and leasing from EUR 12.66 per day, with a minimum three-year term. We checked the displayed figures on 15 October 2026. We do not label the amount as tax-inclusive or tax-exclusive: obtain the tax basis, included equipment and complete scope from the seller.

This is a German reference, not a delivered local deployment price and not a GT5 or GT7 estimate. A daily headline does not establish the total deposit, instalments, final payment, maintenance and other charges. Compare complete payment schedules for the same configuration rather than the lowest advertised daily amount.

For GT5 and GT7, the checked sources did not establish comparable public prices for complete local deployments. There are regional quotation routes for GT5 and GT7. A page without a price is not proof that a machine cannot be purchased; it means a specific proposal is needed.

Manufacturer specification comparison

On a phone, swipe the table sideways to see all models.

*GT7: the 12-hour and 7-hectare maxima apply without grass collection. We do not transfer them to operation with collection enabled. Sources: GT3, GT5 and GT7.

Area per charge is not a promise to maintain the same area throughout a week under any schedule. Include turns, travel between zones, charging, emptying and manual finishing when comparing proposals. Cutting width is not the minimum gate clearance.

Which model should you trial first?

GT3: treat lawns and paths as one job

Consider GT3 where the site map includes separate lawns and suitable paved paths. The manufacturer describes mowing with collection and sweeping with the blades disabled. Ask the supplier to demonstrate the transition between these jobs rather than showing two unrelated videos. Record the work needed to change mode and the material remaining along edges.

GT5: large areas with a clipping-removal requirement

For GT5, the entire clipping workflow matters. PUDU describes automatic emptying and task resumption. Your own trial should also include travel to the dumping point, the return trip and subsequent handling of the collected grass. A wide deck does not automatically compensate for a poorly located or awkward dumping area.

GT7: begin with the turf-quality requirement

Compare GT7 where the grounds manager needs reel cutting and a specific finish at a low height. Request a demonstration using the required reel configuration and collection mode. The largest coverage figure alone is not a reason to select this machine instead of a rotary mower.

What does European availability actually mean?

Terra-Robotics provides a German price reference for GT3. Intec publishes GT5 and GT7 pages and states coverage in Spain and Portugal. The Fulin Robots catalogue in the Netherlands lists all three models. These are identifiable enquiry routes, not evidence of a shared stock pool serving every European address.

Delivery, local commissioning and service must be confirmed for the installation address. Request a named service provider, delivery date, repair-transport terms and in-season support arrangements. An unverified local offer is not the same as an unavailable machine.

A comparable quote: six line items

When assessing a return on investment, separate the device price from the cost of an accepted maintenance cycle. Record the current cost of the same task and the cost after deployment, including human time that remains necessary. One robot operating hour is not automatically one labour hour saved.

For a cross-brand comparison, align the required turf condition and the available working hours rather than forcing an identical number of passes. We explain that distinction in PUDU GT5 vs Husqvarna CEORA.

The on-site trial: measure the job you are buying

Before the demonstration, prepare a map of reachable zones, the narrowest passages, dumping and charging locations, and the target cutting height. Use representative regrowth, obstacles and normal site scheduling. Do not deliberately expose people to hazards during a test; agree the demonstration’s protective measures with the supplier and site manager.

Agree who accepts the result and which manual tasks are permissible before the trial. Repeatable performance in representative conditions matters more than a single ideal pass. Include a downtime plan: a service response target is not the same as a time-to-restored-mowing commitment.

Frequently asked questions

Can GT7’s 7 ha be treated as guaranteed coverage?

No. It is a manufacturer claim for non-collection operation. Ask the supplier to demonstrate the required mode, finish and schedule on your site.

Can the GT3 price be used to estimate GT5 or GT7?

No. Their jobs and equipment differ. Each needs a separate, comparable quotation; we do not apply a multiplier to the GT3 price.

Does a European catalogue listing establish local service?

No. A listing identifies an enquiry route. Territory, spare parts, commissioning and repair responsibility still belong in the written proposal.

Prepare an enquiry for your site

Include the country, area the robot can actually reach, working hours, target cutting height and required clipping-handling process. Describe the narrowest passages, charging location and main constraints. Describe your project in the RoboMorrow enquiry form. Your enquiry goes to our editorial team; it is not an order or a binding supplier quotation.

Sources and method

PUDU — GT3 · PUDU — GT5 · PUDU — GT7 · Terra-Robotics — GT3, Germany · Intec Robots — GT5 · Intec Robots — GT7 · Intec Robots — Spain / Portugal · Fulin Robots — GT series catalogue

Editorial verification: 15 October 2026. Specifications come from manufacturer documentation; prices describe the named regional offer, not a global price list. Selection guidance, demonstration criteria and cost analysis are editorial work, not RoboMorrow field-test results. Original PUDU visual assets are retained from the existing publications; these include manufacturer product illustrations, not photographs from our own test. No affiliate offer has been added.