
Greenworks · Residential
ZT Score
CrossoverZ 42
7.6/10
Best for1–2 acres
DriveElectric dual-motor drive
Warranty4-year tool and battery limited
Deck
42"
Power
24.0 HP
Top speed
8.0 mph
Price
$3,799
What owners love
- +No gas, oil, filters or belts to maintain
- +Built-in cargo bed hauls up to 200 lbs
- +Quiet enough to mow early, with LED headlights for low light
- +Batteries work across the wider Greenworks 60V tool range
Worth knowing
- −Stamped 42-inch deck rather than fabricated
- −Real runtime is closer to 1.5 acres than the 2.5 claimed
- −Costs more than the similarly specced Ryobi
Our verdict
Greenworks CrossoverZ 42
The CrossoverZ is Greenworks making a serious run at the gas homeowner, and it mostly lands. Four brushless motors give it roughly 24 HP of equivalent grunt, it is quiet enough to mow at 7am, and the built-in cargo bed hauls up to 200 pounds, which is genuinely useful. The 42-inch deck is stamped steel and fits through a gate, though the honest runtime sits nearer 1.5 acres than the headline 2.5 in thick grass. For a small to mid flat lawn where you would rather charge than fuel up, it is an easy recommendation. For big or hilly acreage, it runs out of battery before it runs out of grass.
Full specs
Specifications
| Brand | Greenworks |
| Model | CrossoverZ 42 |
| Cutting deck | 42 inches |
| Engine | 60V brushless (24 HP-equivalent); 4x 8.0Ah batteries |
| Power | 24.0 HP |
| Transmission | Electric dual-motor drive |
| Top speed | 8.0 mph |
| Warranty | 4-year tool and battery limited |
| Recommended use | Residential |
| Best for | 1–2 acres |
| Typical price | $3,799 |
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