High-Efficiency Water-Saving Modular Automatic Car Wash System.

V&M Launches High-Efficiency Water-Saving Modular Automatic Car Wash System with Water Recovery Rate Above 85%

V&M (USA/Taiwan) Sustainable Science Technology Co., Ltd. today announced the launch of its High-Efficiency Water-Saving Modular Automatic Car Wash System, a smart vehicle washing solution engineered to reduce freshwater consumption, improve operating efficiency, and support ESG-focused facility upgrades.Designed for gas stations, parking facilities, fleet depots, and commercial wash sites, the new system combines modular equipment architecture, intelligent control, and advanced water reclamation to achieve a water recovery rate of more than 85%.

The launch comes as operators worldwide face mounting pressure to cut water use, lower utility costs, and modernize vehicle wash infrastructure without sacrificing wash quality or throughput.Industry examples show that advanced car wash water reclamation systems can reduce freshwater consumption by 80% to 90%, while modular reclaim systems also simplify retrofitting and flexible installation for both new and existing sites.

V&M said its new system is built around an integrated washing and recycling platform that captures wash water, removes sediments and suspended solids, and returns treated water to the wash cycle for reuse.Commercial water reclaim solutions on the market commonly use combinations of settling, cyclonic separation, media filtration, circulation, and odor control to maintain steady reuse performance, and V&M’s modular concept follows the same direction of high-efficiency recycling with compact footprint and simplified maintenance.

The modular architecture allows operators to configure wash modules, reclaim tanks, filtration units, pumps, and control systems according to site layout and expected traffic volume.This makes the platform suitable not only for permanent urban locations such as service stations and parking structures, but also for fleet bases and sites where rapid deployment, phased expansion, or constrained civil works are important considerations.

“Water efficiency is becoming a core performance indicator for car wash operators,” V&M said. “Our High-Efficiency Water-Saving Modular Automatic Car Wash System is designed to help customers cut freshwater demand, improve sustainability performance, and deploy a modern wash solution that is both scalable and commercially practical.” EPA guidance for vehicle washes highlights water efficiency, proper reclaim system design, and operational control as key best practices for reducing environmental impact in commercial vehicle washing.

In addition to water savings, V&M said the system is intended to support consistent wash quality through automated controls and stable recycled-water management.The company expects the strongest demand from operators seeking a balance of lower operating cost, faster installation, reduced labor dependence, and a more visible sustainability story for consumers and corporate stakeholders.

As water scarcity, urban utility costs, and ESG disclosure requirements continue to shape infrastructure decisions, V&M believes advanced modular wash systems with high reclaim performance will become a standard upgrade path across the professional vehicle wash industry.