Not too many people like pushing a lawn mower around the yard, but unfortunately, it is a necessary chore. Anti-push-mower advocate [imadethis2014] decided to (as his moniker suggests) make a solution ...

It seems everything is going electric these days, from your pickup truck to your grill. Now, John Deere is joining the EV revolution — with their first-ever fully-electric residential riding lawn ...

Best electric lawn mower for large yards: EGO Power+ Select Cut Aluminum Best electric lawn mower for small yards: Senix X6 If you’ve been on the fence about buying an electric lawn mower, let us help ...

While gas mowers have been the standard for decades, electric lawn mowers are just as capable while offering a quieter and more efficient way to cut your grass. Based on our research and feedback from ...

Best electric lawn mower for large yards: EGO Power+ Select Cut Aluminum Best electric lawn mower for small yards: Senix X6 If you’ve been on the fence about buying an electric lawn mower, let us help ...

The days of the gas-powered lawn mower and leaf blower are numbered in California. Last October, Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 1346, banning the sale of new gas-powered tools in the state by 2024, ...

A selection of electric mowers at the store - Fenton Roman/Getty Images Electric lawn mowers may seem like a fairly recent introduction, but in fact, corded electric mowers have been around for almost ...

Brian Bennett is a former senior writer for the home and outdoor section at CNET. Today's crop of electric mowers is also the most capable yet, and a few rival the grass-cutting power of traditional ...

For the average lawn, a fully charged electric walk-behind mower will finish the job, same as a gas one. That may come as a surprise to gas mower owners who’ve hesitated to switch based on fears that ...

For some people, mowing the lawn is a dreaded chore that leads to thoughts of pouring a concrete slab over the yard and painting it green. Others see it as the perfect occasion to spend a sunny ...

Across the U.S., the roar of gasoline-powered lawn mowers, leaf blowers, string trimmers, and other outdoor power tools is being replaced by the less punishing whir of their electric counterparts.