LiDAX AWD

Question about LiDAX AWD:
I bought a LIDAX 1000 for my 0.2 acre fast growing suburban lawn and unfortunately with a few slopes it struggled and constantly threw errors. I was impressed by the technology though and I believe a AWD version will perform very well. I can only see the AWD 3000 for sale in the US, which is an overkill for my smaller yard and not worth the price for me, it seems in Europe there are smaller AWD versions available.

I was wondering if the smaller/cheaper AWD versions will be sold in the US? and if so, when? I know I want to stick with MOVA and I'm planning to get one, but it needs to be before the mowing season in May.

The reports I have seen is that the 1000/1600/2000 versions will be sold in the US in Q2 of this year, so should be very soon!

They for sure are planning on bringing the LiDAX Ultra 1600 AWD Flex to the United States, but last they told me it was what I would call mid-summer (early July).

Here are the specs for it: "For more compact lawns or tighter garden layouts, the LiDAX Ultra 1600 AWD Flex is designed for areas under 1,600 m²(~0.4 acres). It can mow up to 0.5 acres per day, uses a 7.9-inch cutting width, and offers the same 1.2–3.9-inch adjustable cutting height range, while keeping the edge-trim offset under 1.2 inches."

It sounds like it won't have the dual discs like the 3000.

I haven't seen confirmation about the 1000 or 2000 yet.