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A scrapping policy is under way for older vehicles, which is expected to be announced soon.
Maruti and Toyota are already doing so by creating a new scrapping plant.
This plant will supply, dismantle and process disused cars and sell the generated scrap.
The scrap flat plant is a partnership between Maruti Suzuki and Toyota Tsusho, a subsidiary of Toyota.
It is a component of Suzuki and Toyota’s deep involvement in new and sustainable components of the industry.
While the auto industry expects a transparent government directive related to an old vehicle scrapping policy, Maruti Suzuki and a Toyota subsidiary called Toyota Tsusho have to go ahead and establish a car scrapping plant.
Discarding is a vital task because it helps to remove old and harmful cars from the road and allows the reuse of certain components. The government has been the advent of a vehicle scrapping program for some time, but nothing has yet materialized. However, according to the official communiqué, the government is about to finalize a policy that is expected to be announced shortly.
No major points have been shared on where the plant will be built, however, its main objective will be to manufacture reusable fabrics from old cars and sell them. End-of-life cars will be taken to the plant and processed for disposal. The main component to be obtained from those cars will be steel.
This is the first time an Indian car manufacturer has taken such a step. Previously, Mahindra partnered with public sector company MSTC to establish a scrapping plant in Greater Noida.
Toyota Tsusho is a Toyota-branded company operating in India that manufactures and markets automotive parts and factors, processes the import and export of automotive factors, and manages logistics services.
This is a component of the ongoing component association between Maruti and Toyota. Companies are already combining shared vehicles in some markets, with the Toyota Glanza being the first to be presented in India as a new maruti Suzuki Baleno flagship.
The two corporations are also working to introduce new products in combination for other segments and power engines, each other’s strengths. The two automakers have recently taken this collaboration one step further by turning it into a capital alliance, in which they have bought a stake in each other.
Source: cardekho.com
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