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R150 vs YV01 autonomous vineyard sprayer

Two spraying machines, one verified table. Every figure below is sourced and dated; vendor claims are labelled and kept apart from independent results.

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XAG · China

Modular electric unmanned ground vehicle from XAG (Guangzhou, China) built around one chassis that swaps between three payloads — RevoSpray Ground 2 (150 L tank, 12 m spray width) for orchard/vineyard spraying, RevoMower 2.0 for cutting shrubs and reeds, and a 200 kg-capacity material-transport module — navigated by dual-antenna RTK plus stereo-vision/4D-radar obstacle sensing. Publicly sold since June 2021 (launched first in Japan) and still listed with full specs on XAG's own site, but it is XAG's 2022-generation rover — the company unveiled a separate, newer "R Series" (R100/R200) at Agritechnica 2025 as its current smart-farm rover line, and reseller stock fluctuates — buyers should confirm live availability directly with XAG or a dealer rather than assume stock.

Best for: Specialty-crop growers (orchards, vineyards) in a market with an active XAG distributor who want one chassis that swaps between spraying, mowing and material-transport payloads instead of buying separate dedicated machines.
Yanmar (Yanmar Vineyard Solutions SAS) · Japan

Crawler-tracked autonomous spraying robot for steep, narrow vineyards — inverted-U frame straddles vines up to 1.4 m, 200 L electrostatic spray tank, 45% slope capability. Developed by Yanmar, on sale in France since 2023 through dedicated subsidiary Yanmar Vineyard Solutions (Champagne region focus, Moët & Chandon partnership); a weeder attachment was added in 2024.

Best for: Steep Champagne-style narrow vineyards that want to take the operator out of plant-protection spraying — no driver exposure to chemicals, slopes to 45%.
R150
Verified 2026-07-19
YV01 autonomous vineyard sprayer
Verified 2026-07-16
Overview
TaskSprayingSpraying
AutonomyFully autonomousFully autonomous
Country of originChinaJapan
AvailabilityAvailable nowAvailable now
EU marketPendingCE-marked
Lead timeNot disclosedNot disclosed
Last verified2026-07-192026-07-16
Specifications
Power sourceBattery-electric — two hot-swappable XAG B13960S smart batteries (48.1 V, 20,000 mAh / 962 Wh each)Petrol — Honda iGX800 2-cyl air-cooled engine (~25–27 hp), 19 L tank
Required tractor powerNot required (self-propelled electric UGV)Is the vehicle (twin-crawler autonomous chassis)
Dimensions1695 × 1205 × 1205 mm (L×W×H)Inverted-U straddle frame for vines up to 1.4 m height
Weight188 kg net weight; 200 kg load capacity (excluding payload system)~1 t
Min farm sizeNot disclosedNot disclosed
ProductivityNot disclosedAutonomous spraying along pre-mapped vineyard paths; 200 L spray tank
Max speed1.2 m/s (about 4.3 km/h)4 km/h
SensorsDual-antenna RTK GNSS (GPS, GLONASS, BDS-2/3, Galileo, QZSS) for cm-level positioning; stereo-vision front-obstacle detection; 4D imaging radar; headlamps for night operationGNSS RTK positioning with Ntrip correction · pre-mapped field and path definition via web system · counter-rotating crawlers for tight headland turns
Price & model
Price (EUR)Not disclosedNot disclosed
Native priceNot disclosedNot disclosed
Business modelEquipment purchase, direct or through XAG's distributor network (xa.com/en/about/agent). XAG does not publish a price on its own product pages. One US reseller (Ripping It Outdoors) lists the R150 sprayer configuration at about $32,000 — a single non-manufacturer, non-EU data point, not a verified current or EU price.Sold and serviced by Yanmar Vineyard Solutions SAS, a dedicated Yanmar Group company in France
Ongoing costNot disclosed — no published consumable/battery-replacement costs foundPetrol; spray consumables; service via Yanmar Vineyard Solutions
Key outcome
Best verified result
No verified outcome
Operator exposure during spraying
Driverless spraying — worker removed from dangerous field work · vendor
EU context
CE markingNot disclosed — no CE-marking evidence found on manufacturer or dealer materialsSold as a series product in France — CE conformity expected; not independently verified
Machinery RegulationNot confirmed; would fall under Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 autonomous-machine provisions if placed on the EU marketMarketed in the EU via Yanmar Vineyard Solutions SAS (France); conformity documentation not published
CAP subsidyNot directly tied to CAP eco-schemes; precision spraying could support national input-reduction eco-scheme measures where availableElectrostatic targeted spraying supports pesticide-efficiency goals; petrol drive offers no emissions benefit

"—" means the manufacturer has not disclosed the figure; we never estimate silently. Model either machine's payback with your own numbers on its ROI calculator page.