Series 2 Entry Level Touchless Car Wash Machine for Small Bays

The Series 2 from HeyCar is an entry level touchless car wash machine for small bays and tight budgets.

It washes a car in 2–3 minutes, so one bay can serve a steady flow of drivers.

HeyCar builds it in its own workshop in Wuhan, China, with a SUS304 stainless steel mainframe.

Because it fits narrow bays and standard shipping containers, it suits sites that cannot host a large machine.

Who the Series 2 is for

Small garages, gas stations and narrow detail bays are the main buyers of this model.

Many of these owners want automatic washing but have limited space or an entry-level budget.

An entry level touchless car wash machine lets them add a paid wash without rebuilding the site.

The minimum bay is 6 × 3.4 × 2.85 m, so it fits where bigger Series models do not.

It also suits investors who want to test local demand before they commit to a larger station.

For example, a gas station can place it next to the pumps and sell washes 24 hours a day.

Customers scan a QR code to start a wash, so no attendant needs to stand in the bay.

How the wash cycle works

The Series 2 runs a short and focused program. Each step follows the vehicle automatically.

1. Parking check. Vehicle parking detection confirms the car position, then the arm starts to move.
2. Chassis rinse. Bottom-up high-pressure nozzles blast mud and road salt from the underbody.
3. Pre-soak shampoo. An automated mixing valve dilutes the shampoo, and the arm sprays it over the body.
4. High-pressure wash. The 360° rotating arm tracks the car silhouette and rinses it at 40 kg pressure.
5. Finish. The cycle ends after 2–3 minutes, and the driver moves on to drying.

The Series 2 has no built-in air dryer, no wax coat and no lava foam.

Therefore, owners either dry cars by hand or add a separate dryer next to the bay.

This short program keeps the machine simple, while the queue moves quickly at busy times.

Key features of this entry level touchless car wash machine

• Touchless washing. No brushes touch the paint, so drivers worry less about scratches.
• Chassis cleaning. Bottom-up nozzles remove mud and road salt, which matters in winter markets.
• Smart chemical dosing. An automated mixing valve dilutes the pre-soak shampoo, so you use about 20 ml per car.
• Single 360° arm. One rotating arm with 12 spray nozzles follows the vehicle outline.
• Space-saving frame. The machine fits standard shipping containers as well as narrow bays.
• Built-in protection. A safety alarm, fault self-diagnosis, leakage protection and automatic standby come as standard.
• Dedicated air pump. The machine carries its own air pump, plus AirTac air source treatment.
• Durable parts. HeyCar fits Pepperl+Fuchs proximity sensors and IP67 waterproof travel and arm motors.
• Custom branding. Your own logo can appear on the LED screen above the bay.

Technical specifications

Site and installation requirements

Plan for a bay of at least 6000 × 3400 × 2850 mm in length, width and height.

The machine needs a 3-phase supply of 380V or 220V at 50 Hz or 60 Hz.

Share your local voltage early, so the quotation matches your supply from the start.

You also need a water connection to fill the 500 L storage tank.

Drainage and civil works depend on each site, so HeyCar quotes them per destination.

The machine ships semi-assembled, and HeyCar provides installation guidance and operator training.

In addition, the 1600 kg shipping weight and 8 CBM volume help you plan freight and unloading.

Running costs per car

Low running cost is the main reason owners pick this model over larger machines.

• Water: 20–30 litres per car in ultra eco mode, and 30–40 litres on average.
• Electricity: 0.5–0.7 kWh per vehicle.
• Chemical: about 20 ml of shampoo per car, within a range of 20–40 ml.

Multiply these figures by your local water, power and shampoo prices to get your cost per wash.

Then compare that cost with your planned wash price to estimate the margin on each car.

Moreover, the optional water recycling system saves more than 85% of water.

Series 2 compared with Series 3 and Series 5

The Series 2 wins on bay size, cycle speed and running cost per car.

However, the Series 3 adds a 16 kW air dryer and a water wax coat.

So drivers leave that bay with a dry and waxed car instead of a wet one.

For high-volume stations, the Series 5 adds a German pump and a Mitsubishi PLC.

You can also browse every model in our touchless wash machines range.

What you get with your order

• The Series 2 machine with its 360° spray arm and domestic integrated control board
• A 500 L water storage tank
• Your custom logo on the LED screen
• Installation guidance, operator training and after-sales support
• A 2-year full mechanical factory warranty

Optional extras include app remote monitoring, licence-plate recognition, rolling doors and water recycling.

You can also add a separate dryer, so drying can grow with your business.

Pricing and quotation

The listed price is per set and covers the machine only.

HeyCar quotes shipping, import duties, installation and civil works separately for each destination.

To get your offer, tap the Request a Quote on WhatsApp button on this page.

Then share your country, bay size and power supply, and our team will reply with full details.

Frequently asked questions

Is an entry level touchless car wash machine enough for a gas station?

It can be. The 2–3 minute cycle keeps queues short, and the machine runs 24 hours unattended.

Does the Series 2 dry the car?

No. It has no built-in dryer, so owners dry by hand or add a separate dryer.

Will it clean every part of the car?

Automatic machines have dead spots such as wheel hubs, door handles and mirrors. These can need a touch-up.

It also does not clean interiors, so many sites pair it with a vacuum or detailing service.

What about very muddy vehicles?

Heavy caked mud may need a pre-rinse first. Alternatively, look at our brush car wash machines.

For other questions, read our FAQs or contact the team.