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Husqvarna's wire-free line. Boundaries are drawn in the app using satellite positioning rather than a buried cable.
Brand guide · United Kingdom · 18 September 2026
Husqvarna is the one mower brand on this site sold through dealers rather than a click-to-buy store, and that shapes everything: you get installation and local servicing, and you pay for it. The two NERA models we have verified differ in exactly one published respect — how much lawn they are rated for. Nothing else in their specification sheets differs at all.
Best for most gardens Husqvarna Automower 405VE NERAEvery Husqvarna we have verified, best first. Prices are Husqvarna’s own UK store, on the date shown.

900m², satellite positioning accurate to better than 5cm with corrections included at no extra cost, an infrared camera for object detection, and EdgeCut for the border. £2,349 through dealers. The optional EPOS RS1 reference station is the fallback no other brand here offers for gardens with poor signal.
Every published specification matches the 405VE except the rated area (1,500m² against 900m²) and daily active time. £2,849, so the extra 600m² costs £500. Worth it only if your lawn actually needs it.
What the names mean in the UK line-up, and which suffixes change the machine.
Husqvarna's wire-free line. Boundaries are drawn in the app using satellite positioning rather than a buried cable.
The trap in this range. VE models have the camera and object detection; XE models do not. T3's review of the 405XE is not a review of the 405VE, and we do not attach it.
Husqvarna's own satellite correction system. Corrections normally come over the cloud for free; the RS1 reference station is an optional purchase for gardens where that signal is poor.
Prices here are Husqvarna's own including VAT, but you buy and get it installed through a dealer. That is the trade: more support, less price competition.
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The 405VE NERA at £2,349 unless your lawn is bigger than 900m². The 410VE is the identical machine rated for 1,500m² at £2,849 — the only published difference between them is area and daily running time.
You are buying installation, servicing and a local dealer, which matters for a machine that runs unattended for years. On raw capability the Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD climbs far steeper and cuts far wider for similar money.
No. Boundaries are virtual, set in the Automower Connect app using satellite positioning. You need cellular or Wi-Fi coverage across the lawn, or the optional EPOS RS1 reference station.
Because no outlet on our list has tested the 405VE or 410VE. Reviews exist for the 405XE and the 305E — different machines — and moving a score between variants is exactly the error this site refuses to make.