Which Greenworks Cordless Snow Thrower Clears Your Driveway?

Best for
Medium driveways, ready out of the box

The Greenworks 80V 20 inch Brushless Cordless Snow Blower is the longest-standing model here and ships with a 2.0Ah battery and charger. It clears a 20-inch path, throws snow up to 22 feet through a 180-degree rotating chute and rolls on 6-inch rear wheels. The brushless motor is digitally controlled, which the description links to more torque, longer run-time, quiet operation and longer life.

There is a spec conflict. The features say it tackles up to 10 inches of snow depth, while the specification lists an ideal snow depth of 30.48 centimeters, about 12 inches. Plan around the more conservative 10 inches. It weighs 33 pounds and measures 31 by 21.6 by 37 inches.

This model suits a medium driveway owner who wants the 80V greenworks snow blower experience without buying a battery separately. The 2.0Ah battery is the smallest in the group, so it gives way to the 4Ah 80V kit if your driveway is long or your storms are heavy.

• 20 inch clearing width
• 22 feet maximum throw
• 180-degree rotating chute
• 2.0Ah battery and charger included

The Greenworks 40V 16″ Gen2 Snow Blower arrives without a battery or charger, so it only makes sense if you already run Greenworks 40V tools. It clears a 16-inch path, handles up to 10 inches of snow and has an adjustable 180-degree chute. The listing gives a maximum throw distance of 30 feet.

The greenworks 40v gen2 snow blower is pitched as lightweight and compatible with the wider 40V yard tool range. Its listed dimensions are 43.31 by 36.22 by 17.32 inches, and the listing does not specify weight. If you already use a Greenworks leaf vacuum or other 40V gear, sharing batteries across seasons is the main appeal.

This suits sidewalks, patios and short drives for existing 40V owners. It gives way to the 5Ah kit version if you have no batteries, and to the 20-inch models for wide driveways.

The Greenworks 80V 12″ Brushless Snow Shovel is a powered shovel rather than a walk-behind thrower. It clears a 12-inch width, handles snow up to 8 inches deep and has 2 speeds. At 15.9 pounds, it is by far the lightest tool here. The title mentions directional vanes and an LED light.

The battery and charger are not included. The listing gives a maximum throw distance of 12 inches, which reads like a specification error for a snow thrower, so treat throw distance as unconfirmed. As a greenworks 80v snow shovel, it is built for moderate snowfall on sidewalks, decks and patios.

This is the pick for someone who already owns 80V batteries and wants something quick for steps, porches or a path to the mailbox. It gives way to any 16-inch or 20-inch thrower once you are clearing a whole driveway.

The Greenworks 60V 20” Brushless Snow Thrower is the most feature-rich listing. It ships with a 60V 4.0Ah battery and fast charger and uses a 2.0KW brushless motor rated up to 1800 RPM. It clears 20 inches wide and 10 inches deep, and the chute rotates 180 degrees with a 45-degree adjustable deflector for throw distance up to 25 feet.

The listing says one charge can clear a 2 to 6 car driveway, with recharging in up to 80 minutes. It adds dual LED lights, 7-inch rubber-tread wheels, a 2-position adjustable handle and a rust-proof poly impeller, while the description mentions a 3-speed steel auger. At 20.8 kg, roughly 46 pounds, it is the heaviest listed.

This greenworks 60v snow thrower suits larger driveways and early-morning clearing before work. It gives way to the 80V 4Ah kit if you already own 80V tools, since it only takes 60V batteries.

• 60V 4.0Ah battery and fast charger included
• 2.0KW brushless motor
• Dual LED lights
• Throw distance up to 25 feet

The Greenworks 40V 16″ Gen 2 Snow Blower with one 5Ah battery and fast charger is the complete-kit version of the tool-only Gen2. It keeps the same 16-inch path, 10-inch depth and adjustable 180-degree chute, and the 5Ah battery is the largest capacity in this lineup.

The listing does not specify throw distance or weight for this kit, although the tool-only version lists 30 feet. It shares the 40V platform, so the battery can power other Greenworks 40V tools when winter ends.

This is the easiest entry point for a first-time cordless snow blower buyer with a small driveway or long sidewalk. It gives way to the 20-inch models for wider driveways where extra width saves passes.

The Greenworks 80V 20” Brushless Snow Blower with one 4Ah battery and fast charger pairs the 20-inch path and 10-inch depth with a larger battery than the 2.0Ah kit. It has a brushless motor for quiet, maintenance-free operation and an adjustable 180-degree chute.

The listing does not give weight or throw distance. Dimensions are 41.34 by 37.4 by 20.87 inches. Doubling battery capacity over the 2.0Ah kit is the practical difference for longer clearing sessions.

This suits owners of medium to large driveways who want the 80V platform and more runtime. It gives way to the 60V kit if you want LED lights and a published throw distance. If you are weighing gas power for very heavy snow, our gas snowblower guide covers that route.