Ecolaver Car Pamplona

Description

Ecolaver Car is a vehicle cleaning centre on Calle Mutilva Alta in Pamplona and was the first in the city to work without water. The company was founded in 2015 by Moldovan entrepreneur Elisaveta Cernautanu with partners Manu Rubio and Ricardo Urbanell, starting out servicing dealerships by preparing cars ahead of handover. The case for the method is concrete: a conventional tunnel wash uses between 150 and 200 litres of water per car, whereas here the work is done by hand with foams and biodegradable products lifted off with microfibre, so no acids go into the drains. Services run from exterior and interior cleaning to upholstery washing and sanitising with soap injection and soft brushing, single-seat treatment for one-off stains and odours, polishing and waxing, and engine bay cleaning. Prices are published per service on the website — unusual in a trade where most quote on sight. Open Monday to Friday on a split schedule, closed at weekends. Google rating around 4.4 out of 5 across more than a hundred reviews, checked September 2026. The official price list checked publishes, for example, Complete Plus cleaning from €84.70 for a compact car, Integral from €145.20, paint brightening from €145.20, polishing from €302.50 and ceramic treatment from €580.80, VAT included; the final charge depends on vehicle size and condition.