This is Kress's 60V cordless range for homeowners and prosumers who want petrol-level performance without the fuel, the noise, or the pull-start. Every tool here (the push and self-propelled mowers, the KG160 and KG161 line trimmers, the KG262 hedge trimmer, the chainsaw and the blower) runs off the same 60V battery platform, so one or two batteries can power your whole shed. The KG163 multitool takes that further, swapping between a brush cutter, pole saw, and lawn edger on a single powerhead.
The practical advice is to buy into the batteries, not just the tool. Most of these are sold tool-only for exactly that reason, and matching battery size to the job matters more than people expect. A 2Ah pack (KA3000) is fine for a quick hedge trim; move up to the 4Ah (KA3002) or 8Ah (KA3018) for mowing or longer trimming sessions so you're not swapping mid-job. Brushless motors across the range mean less to wear out and steadier power as the battery drains. For a standard suburban block this 60V kit does everything a petrol setup did, and you'll notice the difference most at 7am on a Sunday, when the neighbours don't.