Residential zero-turn
ZT Score
Greenworks MaximusZ 54
7.8/10
Best for3+ acres
DriveTwo high-torque brushless hub motors
Warranty4-year limited
Deck
54"
Power
31.0 HP
Top speed
8.0 mph
Price
CA$8,839
What owners love
- +10-gauge fabricated steel deck, not plastic
- +Power equivalent to a 31 HP engine, cuts up to 3.5 acres per charge
- +Recharges in under three and a half hours
- +Suspension seat, roll bar and a 200-pound hydraulic dump bed
- +Runs far quieter than gas with almost no maintenance
Worth knowing
- −Long-term parts support is an open question
- −Battery life over many years is unproven
- −Hub-motor drive rather than commercial transaxles
Our verdict
Greenworks MaximusZ 54
The MaximusZ is Greenworks stepping up from its entry electric mowers, and it is a lot of machine for a battery unit at this price. A 10-gauge fabricated deck, power equivalent to a 31 HP engine, and a 3.5-acre range on a charge make it genuinely usable on a big lawn, and it recharges in under three and a half hours. A suspension seat, roll bar and even a 200-pound hydraulic dump bed set it apart from rivals. It runs far quieter than gas and needs almost no maintenance. The open questions are long-term parts support and battery life over many years. For a large property owner ready to go electric without paying commercial money, it is one of the most practical options out there.
Full specs
Specifications
| Brand | Greenworks |
| Model | MaximusZ 54 |
| Cutting deck | 54 inches |
| Engine | 60V brushless (31 HP-equivalent); 20Ah, 8Ah and 4Ah batteries |
| Power | 31.0 HP |
| Transmission | Two high-torque brushless hub motors |
| Top speed | 8.0 mph |
| Warranty | 4-year limited |
| Recommended use | Residential |
| Best for | 3+ acres |
| Typical price | CA$8,839 |
Owner reviews
What owners say
No published reviews yet. Be the first to review this mower.
Share your experience
Write a review
Reviews are moderated before appearing. No login needed — just be honest and specific.