Mobile Toilet in Car
There are mainly several types of mobile toilets in cars, including Seres in-car toilet, Jimushan in-car toilet accessories, and in-car emergency toilets.
Seres in-car toilet: On April 10, the National Intellectual Property Administration approved Seres' utility model patent for an 'in-car toilet and vehicle'. It adopts a slide-rail design and is usually hidden under the front passenger and driver's seats, taking up no space and not damaging the interior aesthetics. It can be pulled out with one click when in use and pushed back into place after use. It is equipped with a 5L sealed waste collection tank that effectively collects waste and prevents odor from spreading. The negative-pressure deodorization system further eliminates odors, keeping the air inside the car fresh. The constant-temperature heating function keeps users comfortable in cold weather. Disposable waste bags make cleaning easy, and the foldable privacy curtain protects users' privacy. Seres designed this in-car toilet to address the issue of users' toilet needs during long-distance travel and highway traffic jams, taking advantage of the long range of new energy vehicles suitable for long-distance self-driving. However, this innovation has also sparked some controversy. Some people believe it is basically useless for daily commuting, and with the wide distribution of service areas during long-distance travel, its frequency of use is questionable.
Jimushan in-car toilet accessories: In 2024, Jimushan launched an in-car toilet accessory that is placed in the central storage compartment. When in use, simply lift the lid and place a toilet seat cover on it. The founder of Jimushan admitted that this is essentially an emergency accessory, indicating that its functions are relatively simple and mainly aimed at meeting users' toilet needs in emergency situations.
In-car emergency toilet: It is transformed from a bus. The interior of the carriage is made of lightweight and high-strength materials, and the compartments are made of fire-resistant and anti-corrosive composite panels. The interior space is designed scientifically and reasonably, integrating multiple independent toilet units through modular layout. It also has an accessible toilet, fully considering the needs of different groups of people. The bottom of the carriage is equipped with independent water supply, power supply, and treatment systems, with complete functional configurations, including squat toilets and vacuum self-cleaning toilets. It has a wide range of application scenarios and can play an important role in large-scale exhibitions, natural disasters, and other scenarios. Its mobility and convenience are its core advantages.
