Today at CES, John Deere announced a host of new fully autonomous vehicles that it says will revolutionize farming, landscaping, and construction. Among the new vehicles the company will have to show off are an autonomous tractor,

John Deere is going all in on autonomous tractors. The company, which first introduced a driverless vehicle in 2022, said self-driving machines will revolutionize the field and address labor shortages. It will soon be selling self-driving dump trucks, more driverless tractors, and a robot lawn mower.

John Deere and Kubota are showcasing automated, AI-capable equipment ranging from lawn mowers to giant commercial tractors in an effort to help fill labor gaps in industries like farming, construction and landscaping.

Agricultural machinery manufacturer John Deere has developed autonomous tractors with GPS, stereo cameras and lidar sensors for fields, forests and quarries.

John Deere recently debuted its latest autonomous machines during a press conference at CES 2025. These machines support not only the landscaping industry, but construction and agriculture as well.

Landscape business owners struggle to retain qualified labor, but if everything becomes autonomous, what does the future hold for workers?

Here's everything we know so far about John Deere's new autonomous robot lawn mower, which is expected to hit the market by 2026.