Lawns, gardens, parks, and golf courses all depend on a steady supply of mowers, trimmers, blowers, and chainsaws. The outdoor power equipment industry is changing quickly as cordless technology, tighter emissions rules, and smart automation reshape what customers buy. Here is what the latest Grand View Research analysis says about where the market stands and where it is heading.

Market Size & Growth Projections

The global outdoor power equipment market was valued at USD 56.3 billion in 2025. It is estimated at USD 59.7 billion in 2026 and is projected to reach USD 93.4 billion by 2033, a CAGR of 6.6% from 2026 to 2033.

North America is the largest regional market, with a 35.4% revenue share in 2025. Its large land area relative to population means more lawns and gardens to maintain, and infrastructure and housing investment adds to demand. Asia Pacific is expected to grow fastest through 2033, supported by rising disposable incomes and changing lifestyles in countries like India and China.

Key Market Trends & Segmentation

What's driving growth

• Battery and electric innovation: Cordless, lightweight, low-noise equipment with better runtimes and faster charging is closing the performance gap with gasoline machines. Honda's 2025 launch of four lithium-ion mower models in Canada is one example.
• Gardening and home improvement: Younger consumers living on smaller lots are driving demand for compact, lighter tools.
• Urbanization and green infrastructure: Smart cities, parks, and landscaping projects are expanding the need for professional-grade equipment, especially in emerging economies.

What's holding it back

• High upfront costs for battery-powered and robotic equipment, plus ongoing maintenance and battery replacement expenses.
• Battery performance limits in heavy-duty applications.

Segmentation highlights (2025)

• By power source: Gasoline led with a 56.1% share, but regulations such as California's restrictions on gas-powered lawn equipment are pushing demand toward battery-powered alternatives, which are expected to grow significantly.
• By end use: The residential segment led with a 53.8% share, fueled by DIY activity and more time spent on outdoor spaces. The commercial and government segment is set to grow as smart cities and golf facilities expand.
• By type: Lawn mowers led with a 41.1% share, and robotic mowers with GPS tracking and remote control are gaining traction. Chainsaws are expected to be the fastest-growing type.

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Major Industry Players

The market includes a broad mix of global manufacturers. Key companies profiled in the report include:

• Makita Corporation
• Husqvarna Group
• Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
• Briggs & Stratton
• Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.
• ANDREAS STIHL AG & Co. KG
• Robert Bosch GmbH
• AriensCo
• The Toro Company
• Deere & Company
• MTD Inc, CHERVON, Techtronic Industries, YAMABIKO, and AL-KO GmbH

Makita is known for high-performance cordless tools backed by battery technology and a global distribution network. Briggs & Stratton, long associated with gasoline engines, is expanding its electrified portfolio.

Competitive Landscape

The market is moderately consolidated and highly competitive, with two groups pursuing different strategies.

Established players such as Husqvarna, Deere & Company, The Toro Company, and Honda Power Equipment compete on innovation, brand strength, and wide distribution networks. They grow through product launches, partnerships, acquisitions, and R&D. Their challenge is to keep innovating and adjust pricing as customer expectations and regulations change.

Emerging players such as Greenworks Tools, EGO, Techtronic Industries, Positec Group, and Worx compete by offering cost-competitive products with features close to premium models, and by targeting value-driven buyers. They face limits in brand recognition, distribution reach, and resources against entrenched rivals.

Product launches keep raising the bar. In October 2024, Husqvarna introduced four robotic mowers with GPS navigation and boundary wire-free operation for professional turf management. Bosch and Husqvarna have also collaborated on the 18V Power for All battery system.

The Road Ahead

The outlook is steady growth, with the strongest opportunities in battery-powered and smart equipment, professional landscaping, and fast-urbanizing regions. Manufacturers that balance performance, affordability, and sustainability will be best placed to capture it.

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