Tata Motors Opens New Vehicle Scrapping Facility in Guwahati

Key Highlights:

• Tata Motors opened its seventh vehicle scrapping facility in Guwahati.
• The facility is a partnership with Axom Platinum Scrappers and can process 15,000 vehicles annually.
• It features a digital, paperless system and specialized dismantling stations.
• The facility follows strict environmental protocols for handling vehicle materials.
• Local officials praised the facility for creating jobs and supporting sustainable practices.

Tata Motors, a leading commercial vehicle maker in India, has opened its seventh vehicle registered scrapping facility in Guwahati. This new facility, called 'Re.Wi.Re – Recycle with Respect,' is part of Tata Motors’ effort to promote sustainable practices in Northeast India.

The facility is a result of a partnership with Axom Platinum Scrappers. The plant can process up to 15,000 old vehicles every year. It will recycle both passenger and commercial vehicles from different brands. The operation is fully digital and paperless, with special areas for dismantling vehicle parts like tyres, batteries, and fluids, all following strict environmental rules.

Local leaders, including Transport Minister Jogen Mohan and Health Minister Ashok Singhal, praised the facility. They believe it will create jobs and help improve the environment in Assam.

This new center in Guwahati adds to Tata Motors’ existing vehicle scrapping facilities in cities like Jaipur, Bhubaneswar, Surat, Chandigarh, Delhi NCR, and Pune. It shows Tata Motors’ commitment to responsible vehicle disposal, as part of India’s vehicle scrappage policy.

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CMV360 Says

Tata Motors opening a new vehicle scrapping facility in Guwahati is a good step. It's great for the environment because it focuses on recycling vehicles the right way. Plus, it will create more jobs in the area. The digital and paperless system is impressive because it's more efficient, accurate and modern. This facility will help make sure old vehicles are taken care of properly.