Ambrogio 4.50 PRO 4WD product photo
Professional: parks, sports fields2026
Model range · 2 versions

Ambrogio4.50 PRO

Navigation
Cloud GPS-RTK, pre-set path
Lawn area
80,000 m²
Max slope
45%
Cutting width
84 cm

Overview

Professional Ambrogio robot for public parks, sports grounds and estates: wire-free RTK navigation, up to 80,000 m² and a 84 (3 Blades) cm cut.

On paper it suits very large properties, paddocks and estates — the manufacturer rates it for up to 80,000 m². A 45% slope rating covers most sloping gardens; for banks steeper than that, look at AWD models. As always, treat the area figure as a best case: buy with a 30–50% buffer if your lawn has slopes, trees or narrow passages.

Positioning uses network RTK: correction data arrives over the internet, so there is no reference station to mount on the house, but a mobile or Wi-Fi connection is needed.

It mows with a 84 cm cutting width and a cutting height of 25–60 mm. Cutting system: 84 (3 Blades) cm, 4-point hardened steel blade. Rated noise is 69 dB(A). Connectivity: Bluetooth, LTE.

The 4.50 PRO family also includes the 4.50 PRO 4WD; the versions differ mainly in rated area, battery and price, so pick the smallest one that covers your lawn with a margin.

  • Up to 80,000 m² lawn area
  • 45% max slope
  • Cloud GPS-RTK, pre-set path
  • 84 cm cutting width

Ambrogio 4.50 PRO versions

4.50 PRO versions compared

4.50 PRO4.50 PRO 4WD
NavigationCloud GPS-RTK, pre-set pathCloud GPS-RTK, pre-set path
Max area80,000 m²80,000 m²
Max slope45%45%
Drive2WDAWD
Cutting width84 cm84 cm
Cutting height25–60 mm25–60 mm
Noise69 dB(A)69 dB(A)

Ambrogio 4.50 PRO: FAQ

How many Ambrogio 4.50 PRO versions are there?

2: 4.50 PRO, 4.50 PRO 4WD. They share the same platform and differ mainly in rated lawn area, battery and price.

How big a lawn can the Ambrogio 4.50 PRO mow?

Up to 80,000 m².

What navigation does the Ambrogio 4.50 PRO use?

Cloud GPS-RTK, pre-set path.

How steep a slope can the Ambrogio 4.50 PRO handle?

Up to 45%.

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