MPV with Mobile Toilet
MPV models equipped with mobile toilet facilities mainly include the Toyota Hiace 6-seater version with a toilet, Zhongheng V70, and Tuku Shenxingzhe F328 RV. Their designs are optimized for long-distance travel scenarios, balancing privacy and practicality.
The Toyota Hiace 6-seater version with a toilet is deeply customized based on the Hiace chassis. The toilet features a foldable or hidden design, with an expanded usable area of approximately 0.8-1.2 square meters. The high-end version supports wet-dry separation. Its core configurations include a ceramic electric macerating toilet (which reduces odors and sewage volume), a foldable sink, a mirrored cabinet, and a showerhead. The water system is equipped with a freshwater tank and a graywater tank, supporting external campground water supply. This design achieves efficient space utilization through modular layout, with the foldable structure completely hidden when not in use, ensuring normal operation of other functional areas in the vehicle (such as seats and storage space). It is suitable for family long-distance self-driving trips or outdoor camping scenarios.
The Zhongheng V70 is positioned as a multifunctional MPV, starting at 268,000 yuan. It is equipped with a simple toilet and integrates living modules such as a kitchen and a bed. Its toilet design focuses on basic functions, meeting the needs for toilet use and simple washing. Powered by a 2.0T diesel engine, it is suitable for long-distance driving. This model reduces reliance on external facilities through functional integration. For example, in scenarios without campground resupply, it can maintain short-term use with its built-in water tank, making it suitable for users with limited budgets who need to accommodate multiple scenarios.
The Tuku Shenxingzhe F328 RV is modified based on the Ford Transit chassis, equipped with a 2.0T+9AT powertrain. It features a small 'toilet' in a hidden space within the vehicle, equipped with a faucet, a washbasin, and a portable toilet. Its innovation lies in the faucet, which can be pulled upward to transform into a showerhead, enabling the switching between washing and showering functions with a single device, saving space. This design targets short-distance travel or temporary parking scenarios, balancing functionality and vehicle load through lightweight configurations, making it suitable for users seeking flexibility.
The toilet designs of the above models all aim to reduce the frequency of stops at service areas as their core goal. Through hidden structures, modular configurations, and water system optimizations, they achieve privacy protection and functional completeness within limited space, serving as typical examples of MPV models extending towards multifunctionality and scenario-based adaptability.
