New-energy sanitation vehicles include electric sweepers, washers, sprinklers and refuse vehicles. Traction, fans, water pumps, brushes and waste-compaction systems share the stored energy, so route mileage alone does not describe working endurance.
Provide route length, sweeping or washing speed, water points, gradients, climate and shift length. Compare cleaning width, clean-water and waste capacity, battery, working hours, charger and body dimensions; verify chassis and body warranties separately.
Use the table as a first comparison, not as a substitute for a technical agreement. Ask shortlisted manufacturers to confirm the current configuration, test method, duty cycle, charging or energy-supply boundary, applicable standards, warranty, local service and spare-parts plan in writing.