Vehicle Models Known as Mobile Toilets
The following are the main vehicle models known as mobile toilets:

Mercedes-Benz Actros-Towed Mobile Toilet
This model uses the Mercedes-Benz Actros as the tractor head and belongs to the high-end towed mobile toilet category. Its core configurations include: the trailer landing gear adopts the JOST brand, ensuring connection stability; the axle bears the BPW logo, representing high-quality components from a well-known German axle manufacturer. This type of vehicle is typically used for large-scale events or high-end scenarios. Its advantages lie in the powerful tractor head, outstanding towing capacity, and the use of international first-tier brands for key components, ensuring safety and reliability during movement. However, due to its reliance on the tractor head, its flexibility is limited by the scheduling of the tractor, and the overall cost is relatively high.
Sinotruk Howo Logistics Support Mobile Toilet Vehicle
This model is built on the Sinotruk Howo 4*2 National VI chassis and belongs to specialized logistics support vehicles. Its cabin design meets the needs of 8 people using it simultaneously, with a gender-separated layout. It is equipped with multiple squat toilets, sit toilets, and sinks inside, balancing practicality and hygiene. The National VI chassis complies with the latest environmental emission standards and is suitable for long-term on-site services in cities or suburbs, such as construction sites and temporary communities. Its advantages include strong chassis stability, high load-bearing capacity, and clear functional zoning, effectively improving usage efficiency.
Sinotruk Howo Shelter Toilet Vehicle
Also using the Sinotruk Howo chassis, this model adopts a shelter-type structure with 8 independent toilet units inside. Its core technology is the vacuum toilet collection system, which achieves rapid collection and storage of feces through negative pressure suction, reducing odor diffusion and lowering the frequency of cleaning. The independent toilet units ensure user privacy and are suitable for scenarios with high hygiene requirements, such as medical rescue and disaster emergency response. Its advantages include modular design for rapid deployment and a vacuum system that significantly enhances environmental adaptability, allowing normal operation even in water-scarce or low-temperature conditions.
All the above models achieve the function of a "mobile toilet" through specialized modifications. However, depending on the usage scenario, cost budget, and technical requirements, users can choose different types such as towed, logistics support, or shelter-type models.




