Hansgrohe India Launches LavaPura S Redefining Smart Bathroom Hygiene

13 May 2025 CW Team

hansgrohe, the premium German brand in bathroom and kitchen solutions, officially announced the launch of its latest innovation — the LavaPura Element S series of e-toilets for the Indian Market. Blending effortless hygiene, design-led luxury, and modern-day convenience, the LavaPura Element S reaffirms Hansgrohe’s commitment to transforming everyday bathroom rituals through smart technology, sustainable design, and understated elegance.

Crafted primarily for private residences but equally suited for high-end hospitality environments, the LavaPura Element S series is engineered to meet Indian lifestyle needs — offering intuitive features, seamless installation, and reliable performance tailored for local conditions.

“Smart bathrooms are no longer aspirational; they’re becoming essential in modern homes and hotels. We’re seeing a clear shift in Indian consumer preferences toward intuitive, hygiene-focused bathroom solutions,” said Abhijeet Sonar, Head of Marketing, India and SAARC Region, Hansgrohe. “The LavaPura Element S series delivers just that — a lifestyle upgrade that combines advanced hygiene features with minimalist, user-friendly design. We’re excited to bring this innovation to discerning homeowners and hospitality spaces across India.""

In a post-pandemic world, where hygiene and smart automation are rapidly reshaping consumer expectations, hansgrohe’s LavaPura Element S series represents the next frontier in bathroom innovation.

The LavaPura Element S is now available across India through hansgrohe’s extensive dealer and showroom network. With this launch, Hansgrohe India continues to set new benchmarks in premium bathroom solutions, offering consumers a smarter, cleaner, and more luxurious everyday experience.

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