![Teslong: XS-Mini Pressure Washer [SHOT 2026]](https://www.outdoorhub.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/01/Teslong-full.png)
As I was perusing through the aisles of guns at SHOT show, Teslong caught my eye with their non-assuming pressure washer sitting on the table. Initially, I thought it’s just a bucket, but on closer inspection, I realized that it was much more—a compact, portable, and foldable battery operated pressure washer.
The XS-Mini is a cordless, foldable pressure washer built as a fully contained unit. Everything collapses into itself, creating a compact package that is thin enough to store under the seat without worrying about loose hoses or fragile attachments. For overlanders and off-road travelers, the use case is straightforward. When wheels, brakes, or suspension components are caked in mud at the end of a trail, this is a way to rinse them off without needing shore power or a full-size washer. Teslong also positioned it as a practical option for general outdoor use, including washing down animals that have gotten dirty after a day outside, watering plants, or rinsing off the sidewalk.
Power and charging are aimed squarely at mobile users. The unit charges off 12-volt vehicle power via a USB-C port, which makes it easier to integrate into an existing overlanding or camping electrical setup. There is no separate battery brick or external reservoir to manage since the battery bank doubles as the base, which is a big part of what makes it appealing for space-limited rigs. The unit has a battery life of about 35 minutes.
Teslong kept the nozzle setup simple. The XS-Mini comes with two nozzles, one of which offers four selectable spray settings. That gives enough flexibility for blasting mud off wheels or dialing things back for lighter cleaning tasks. Working pressure on this unit is listed at 72 psi +/- 10 psi. The water tank capacity is 12L with a hose length of about 8 feet. Additionally, it comes with a collapsible water jug so you can easily refill the tank.
Handling the unit on the show floor, it had a solid, confidence-inspiring feel. Collapsing it required a bit of pressure, but it folded down smoothly once engaged, which is reassuring since a collapsible design still needs to hold its shape during transport and use. The integrated top handle made it easy to pick up and carry one-handed, even when folded, reinforcing the idea that this is meant to move with you rather than live permanently in a garage.
Teslong lists the XS-Mini Pressure Washer at an MSRP of $119.99, and it is currently available. That pricing puts it squarely in impulse-buy territory for overlanders looking to solve a specific problem without committing to bulky gear.
Learn more at their website https://teslong.com.
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