Quick Answer: Eufy’s C15 is the brand’s newest and cheapest robot mower, unveiled at MWC 2026 at €899 (about $1,050), or €999 with the optional charging garage. It uses the same wire-free, camera-only Vision FSD navigation as the existing E15 and E18, but covers only 500 m² (about 0.12 acre) — less than either of its pricier siblings. As of October 2026, eufy still hasn’t confirmed US pricing or a US ship date, months after the European launch.
Eufy already has two robot mowers covered on this site, the E15 and E18, both selling in the US with tracked street pricing. The C15 is a third model, and the obvious assumption — newer model, presumably bigger or better — doesn’t hold. It’s the smallest-coverage eufy mower yet, and it isn’t even confirmed for sale in the US.
Eufy C15 vs. E15 vs. E18 — the coverage actually shrinks
| Spec | Eufy C15 (new) | Eufy E15 | Eufy E18 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max coverage | 500 m² (0.12 ac) | ~800 m² (0.2 ac) | ~1,200 m² (0.3 ac) |
| Navigation | Vision FSD / TrueVision camera | Pure-vision FSD | Pure-vision FSD, 3D perception |
| Max slope | 32% | 18° (~32%) | 18° (~32%, tested higher) |
| Noise level | 58 dB | Not published | Not published |
| EU price | €899 (€999 w/ garage) | $1,799.99 list | $1,999.99 list |
| US availability | Not confirmed | Shipping, street low $929.99 | Shipping, street low $1,399.99 |
Coverage and E15/E18 pricing cross-referenced against eufy’s own published specs and this site’s existing E15/E18 review; C15 specs per eufy’s MWC 2026 unveiling and launch coverage from Basic Tutorials and Homecrux.
Eufy C15 — smallest coverage, cheapest list price
- Launched in Europe on May 22, 2026 at €899, or €999 bundled with eufy's charging garage accessory.
- Recognizes over 300 object types via its TrueVision camera system, including pausing for small animals like hedgehogs — a safety detail eufy calls out specifically for its vision-only design.
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Why the cheapest model covers the least yard
It’s tempting to assume eufy’s third mower replaces or sits above the E15 and E18, since it’s the newest announcement. It doesn’t. The C15 is a budget entry point slotted below both existing models, not a successor — eufy built it for smaller yards at a lower price, the same way its E15 already undercuts the E18 on coverage. At 500 m² (0.12 acre), the C15 covers about 60% as much ground as the E15 and under half of the E18’s 1,200 m².
This mirrors a pattern already documented on this site with Roborock’s lineup: a newer-sounding model trading coverage for a lower price or simpler install, rather than automatically out-specing what came before it (see our RockNeo Q2 LiDAR review). Don’t assume “newest” means “biggest” across any wire-free mower brand’s lineup — check the coverage figure specifically.
The bigger gap: no confirmed US price or ship date
Eufy launched the C15 in Europe back in May 2026. Five months later, as of this October 2026 review, the UK and US still have no confirmed pricing or release window — the same kind of transatlantic gap this site has tracked with other 2026 launches, including the EGO AURA-R2 (UK/EU-first, no confirmed US price) and, unlike those, without even an FCC-related explanation offered for the delay (see our FCC import rule explainer for why some wire-free mowers specifically stall at the US border). It may simply be a staggered regional rollout — eufy hasn’t said either way.
Practically, that means the C15 isn’t a real buying option for US shoppers yet. If you want eufy’s no-wire, no-RTK camera navigation on a US-available mower today, the E15 and E18 are both shipping now with tracked street pricing.
Eufy C15 by the numbers
- 500 m² (0.12 acre): Max coverage eufy announced for the C15 — smaller than both the E15 (0.2 acre) and E18 (0.3 acre), despite being the newest model in the lineup.
- €899 ($1,050): European list price, or €999 with the optional charging garage — eufy’s cheapest robot mower list price yet.
- 300+: Object types the C15’s TrueVision camera system can recognize and avoid, per eufy, including small animals like hedgehogs.
- 5 months: Time between the C15’s European launch (May 22, 2026) and this review, with US pricing and availability still unconfirmed.
The bottom line
The Eufy C15 is a genuine new tier for the brand — cheaper and simpler than the E15 or E18 — but it isn’t an upgrade to either. It covers less yard (0.12 acre) than both existing eufy mowers, and as of October 2026, it isn’t even confirmed to reach the US at any price. If your lawn is small and flat and you’re shopping in Europe, the C15’s €899 list price is a legitimate budget pick. If you’re in the US, skip waiting on it and go straight to the E15 or E18, both real, shipping, and already discounted below list — or compare against the rest of our best robot lawn mower rankings. See current eufy mower listings on Amazon →