Electric Vehicle Mobile Toilet
Currently, electric vehicle mobile toilets mainly come in several forms: those launched by automakers, mobile electric toilets on the market, personal modification cases, and other new energy vehicles equipped with toilets.
Automaker-launched vehicle-mounted toilets: Seres will introduce vehicle-mounted toilet products and vehicle patent implementations, with the first model equipped with a vehicle-mounted toilet expected to be launched this year. Its vehicle-mounted toilet adopts a hidden design, usually stored in the trunk or under the rear seats. When in use, it can be unfolded into an independent enclosed space with a single button press, equipped with functions such as a folding toilet, automatic flushing, deodorization and sterilization, and a sink. It uses a vacuum suction sewage system, requiring no external water source, and comes with a 10L fresh water tank and a 15L sewage tank to meet the needs of multiple users. It is equipped with ultraviolet sterilization and ozone deodorization functions, automatically disinfecting after use, leaving no odor residue. The toilet adopts an ergonomic design, folding to a thickness of only 12cm and with a load-bearing capacity of up to 150kg, ensuring safety and stability. It also supports APP remote control, usage status monitoring, and sewage alerts. This system will be first installed in high-end models such as the AITO M9 and Seres SF9, gradually extending to the entire model range, and will also offer aftermarket modification solutions to meet the needs of existing vehicle owners.
Mobile electric toilets on the market: There are various brands and types of mobile electric toilets available, such as those from Shunrui and Baitai, with prices ranging from several hundred yuan to tens of thousands of yuan. They come in various types, including vehicle-mounted and scenic area models, meeting the needs for mobile toilets in different scenarios.
Personal modification cases: A man has deeply customized his electric vehicle, installing a simple toilet inside. By placing a plastic bag over the toilet, he can solve physiological needs in the car. Combined with an electric privacy curtain and frosted glass, it ensures personal privacy is not compromised. He has even installed an exhaust fan to keep the air inside the car fresh. However, this modification method is relatively simple, and its functionality and comfort may be limited.
Other new energy vehicles equipped with toilets: The seven-seat version of the Orca 01 has modified its center console into a folding toilet, using disposable bags. The AITO M9 and M7 have applied for patents for vehicle-mounted toilets, which are currently optional configurations. New energy RVs, such as the Yizhou Chang'an Kuayue D5, come fully equipped with a flush toilet and shower room, while most other RVs use self-degrading smart toilets.
