New Delhi, Feb 24, 2025: Eco-friendly vehicle cleaning solutions provider Go Waterless has announced the launch of its latest innovation — an advanced waterless car cleaning formula.
The newly launched Rs 699 bottle enables car owners to wash their vehicles without wasting thousands of liters of water, addressing a critical environmental concern highlighted in the NITI Aayog Water Report. This report warns that 40% of India’s population may face a severe drinking water shortage by 2030.
Go Waterless' innovative solution is a step toward mitigating this crisis by significantly reducing water consumption in vehicle cleaning. Go Waterless saves 12 lakh liters of water daily through its 175 car washing centers across India, demonstrating its significant contribution to water conservation efforts.
Go Waterless has generated Rs 1 crore revenue in just three months by selling the waterless car washing product in India and across the globe- London, Portugal, South Africa, and Switzerland with thousands of enquiries from 19 different International countries.
This innovative car cleaning solution boasts a high-efficiency formula, with each bottle providing up to eight washes, ensuring long-lasting value. Designed to be eco-friendly and water-saving, it helps households save thousands of litres of water annually. The product is easy and safe to use, eliminating the need for hoses or running water — users simply spray, wipe, and shine. Additionally, its superior cleaning technology effectively removes dirt, dust, and grime without damaging the vehicle's paint, making it a convenient and sustainable alternative to traditional car washing methods.
Speaking on the launch, Nitin Sharma, Founder and CEO at Go Waterless, stated: "Traditional car washes consume hundreds of liters of water per vehicle, adding to an alarming level of wastage every day. With millions of cars being cleaned regularly, the impact is massive. By opting for our waterless car washing product, you’re actively contributing to water conservation and a more sustainable future."
By switching to waterless car cleaning, consumers actively contribute to water conservation and help combat climate change by minimizing wastewater pollution. This initiative aligns with global sustainability goals and supports India’s efforts to reduce excessive water consumption in non-essential areas.
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