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Gravely Electric

When noise decides the schedule

FusionCore® battery machines for campuses, schools, hospitals and neighbourhoods with noise windows — and for crews who would rather not handle fuel.

48–60″Deck widths in this group
2Series in this group
Sit / StandHow you ride
1904Koenig founded

Who this group is for

Grounds teams working occupied sites, crews with early starts, and anyone whose working hours are set by an ordinance rather than by daylight.

Electric changes where and when a crew can work. It does not change what the machine has to survive, which is why these are built on the same commercial platforms.

How to choose inside it

  • Start with run time against your daily acreage

    It is the one number worth checking before you commit. Ask a rep to work it against your route.

  • Then the charging pattern

    A second set of batteries charging while the first set works changes what a day looks like.

  • Then the same deck questions as anything else

    Gate width and open ground still decide the deck.


Deck widths in this group

The tightest gate on your route sets the ceiling. Everything else is time saved per pass.

Deck width 36″42″48″54″60″66″72″
Pro-Stance EV48–60″Pro-Turn EV48–60″

Scale runs 30″ to 72″. Each bar is the deck widths that series is actually built in.

A Gravely mower cutting open ground

Ask the run-time question first

Everything else about these machines is familiar; that is the part that is not.

  • We will work it against your route

    Bring your daily acreage and we will be straight about whether it fits.

  • Serviced like the rest of the line

    Same shops, same technicians.

  • Ask about charging

    Off-board charging changes the maths on a long day.

What our shop does for a Gravely

Common questions

How long does a Gravely electric mower run?

It depends on the deck, the grass and the ground. That is why the honest answer is to work it against your actual daily acreage with a rep rather than quote a number here.

Is an electric mower powerful enough for commercial work?

These are built on commercial platforms. The constraint people hit is run time, not output.

Where does battery make the most sense?

Where noise sets the schedule — campuses, schools in session, hospitals, early starts in neighbourhoods with ordinances.

Do they need different servicing?

Less of some things and more attention to the battery system. Our shops handle both.

Can I see one running?

Ask a Koenig rep — hearing one is most of the argument.

Where to see one

Ask a Koenig rep about the electric mowers

Franklin, IN

Johnson County
(317) 738-2250

Lebanon, OH

Warren County
(513) 932-3961

Tipp City, OH

Miami County
(937) 877-1920

Urbana, OH

Champaign County
(937) 653-5281

Bring us your daily acreage.

We will tell you honestly whether battery fits your route, or whether it does not yet.