Tata Motors has launched another vehicle scrapping facility in the country. Set up in association with Tata International, the global trading and distribution arm of the Tata Group, this is the sixth such facility to be inaugurated by the homegrown carmaker. This Registered Vehicle Scrapping Facility (RVSF) is located in Pune.
Named ‘Re.Wi.Re – Recycle with Respect’, this cutting-edge facility has an annual capacity to disassemble 21,000 end-of-life vehicles with environmentally friendly processes. This RVSF is operated by Tata International Vehicle Applications (TIVA), a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata International, and is equipped to scrap passenger and commercial vehicles of all brands.
Tata Re.Wi.Re working
Prior to this development, five such Re.Wi.Re. facilities are already running successfully in Jaipur, Bhubaneshwar, Surat, Chandigarh, and Delhi NCR. Re.Wi.Re facilities operate entirely digitally, eliminating paper waste. These state-of-the-art centers handle both commercial and passenger vehicles using two dismantling methods: cell-type and line-type. Dedicated stations ensure the safe removal of tires, batteries, fluids, and other components.
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Every vehicle undergoes a rigorous documentation and dismantling process that meets strict regulations for responsible scrapping. This guarantees the safe disposal of all parts, adhering to the national vehicle scrappage policy. Re.Wi.Re facilities are a revolutionary concept that promotes eco-friendly practices in the automotive industry.
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Speaking at the inauguration, Girish Wagh, Executive Director, Tata Motors, said, “Tata Motors is at the forefront of shaping the future of mobility and focused on partnering customers to success by delivering values through its products, services, and digital solutions. Re.Wi.Re represents our commitment to creating a circular economy, leveraging advanced recycling processes that not only extract maximum value from end-of-life vehicles but also contribute to our nation’s sustainability goals.”
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