Mean Green Nemesis 60
What owners love
- +7.2 kWh battery mows up to 2.25 hours, roughly five acres
- +Power equivalent to a 28 HP engine
- +Aluminium and steel chassis keeps weight near 600 pounds
- +Rite-ride suspension, full ROPS and a touchscreen display
- +No fuel, oil, filters or belts to service
Worth knowing
- −Costs near seventeen thousand dollars
- −A full recharge takes about 7.5 hours
- −Limited to slopes up to 15 degrees
Mean Green Nemesis 60
The Nemesis is Mean Green's electric zero-turn aimed at homeowners and light-commercial users, and it brings the company's long experience with battery mowers to a machine you would actually park in a home garage. A 7.2 kWh battery gives up to 2.25 hours of mowing, roughly five acres, with power equivalent to a 28 HP engine, and the aluminium-and-steel chassis keeps the weight down near 600 pounds, which is light for a machine this size. A rite-ride suspension, full ROPS and a touchscreen make it feel premium. The catches are a price near seventeen thousand dollars and a 7.5-hour recharge, so you plug it in overnight. For an owner with up to five acres who wants quiet, no-maintenance electric mowing and can stomach the cost, it is a genuinely capable machine.
Specifications
| Brand | Mean Green |
| Model | Nemesis 60 |
| Cutting deck | 60 inches |
| Engine | 48V lithium-ion, 7.2 kWh (28 HP-equivalent) |
| Power | 28.0 HP |
| Transmission | Custom rite-ride suspension drive (dual electric motors) |
| Top speed | 8.0 mph |
| Warranty | 5-year battery; commercial warranty, see dealer |
| Recommended use | Residential |
| Best for | 3+ acres |
| Typical price | $16,999 |
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