PUDU GT5: price, specifications and collection costs

PUDU GT5 is a wide-area rotary mower for lawns that require clipping collection. Its wide deck is only one part of the process. Travel between zones, hopper emptying and the human work left after mowing also determine what a shift actually delivers.

GT5: price and quotation scope

The reviewed sources do not provide a comparable public price for a complete GT5 package. Intec Robots lists the GT5 with a quotation route and states coverage in Spain and Portugal. That is a specific way to enquire, not confirmation of local inventory or delivery to other countries.

Do not substitute the GT3 price in a cost model. Request a separate proposal covering the machine, cutting equipment, charging, transport, commissioning and training. For leasing or rental, obtain the entire payment schedule and end-of-term conditions. A missing public price does not justify inventing an editorial estimate.

Manufacturer specifications

Source: PUDU — GT5. These are not our test results or a guarantee of site performance.

Mowing and collection: count the complete clipping cycle

PUDU describes cutting, suction and collection, autonomous travel for emptying, and task resumption. During the demonstration, check the distance to the dumping point, travel when the hopper fills, and subsequent material handling. Emptying the hopper does not remove the collected grass from the property. Record who performs that final task and how often.

Why 8,000 m²/h does not size the fleet

The manufacturer publishes a mowing rate of 8,000 m²/h and up to 6.5 ha per charge. They are different measures, not a promise to deliver 8,000 accepted square metres during every hour of a complete shift. We do not multiply a peak rate by maximum runtime to promise coverage above the manufacturer’s own claim. Base the quotation on completing the job within actual site-access hours.

Transit and charging may become the constraint

The published body width is 1586 mm; the 1.52 m figure describes the cut. Check gates, turns, access to the dumping area and parking. PUDU lists eight hours for standard 3 kW charging or four hours with the optional 6 kW arrangement. Include the difference in the schedule rather than assuming all hours when the site is closed are available for mowing.

The trial: representative grass and a real dumping point

Choose typical regrowth and the actual emptying route. Record accepted area, complete elapsed time, interventions and finishing work. Approve the lawn after the task is finished, not merely a video of the deck running. Agree obstacle-handling procedures and the approved operating area with the supplier; perception systems do not replace the organization of a safe demonstration.

Service and acceptance conditions

Before ordering, obtain written delivery terms for your country, the service provider’s name, parts availability and a commissioning date. Agree how the grounds will be maintained during downtime and who arranges and pays for repair transport. A telephone response target does not establish when mowing will restart.

At acceptance, record the approved area, complete cycle time, interventions and human minutes required. Define the result to be maintained through a normal week of operation. Use that basis to compare purchase cost, financing and the work that remains.

Compare the alternatives

Our GT3, GT5 and GT7 comparison includes the differences, six comparable quotation lines and a site-trial log. Compare GT3 for mixed lawns and paths, or GT7 where reel cutting is required.

For a different maintenance process, see GT5 vs Husqvarna CEORA. Align the accepted turf condition and clipping-handling requirement first.

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 — GT5 · Intec Robots — GT5 · Intec Robots — Spain / Portugal

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.