Archive · 15 Sep 2025
Re Carma Network Becomes India's Largest ELV Recycler
ReSL, a sustainability company, has created Re Carma, now India's largest recycling network for old vehicles.
This network dismantles over 30,000 vehicles each year to recycle materials.
With over 20 million vehicles expected to be scrapped by 2025, Re Carma offers a solution to recycle and prevent environmental pollution.
The network uses advanced technology and complies with government and international standards.
Re Carma also supports a circular economy, helping global brands meet recycling goals.
Re Carma, ReSL's platform, is now India's largest ELV recycling network.
The facility in Jhajjar, Delhi NCR, can dismantle over 30,000 vehicles annually.
The network uses automated dismantling and advanced recycling technologies.
Global auto OEMs have recognized Re Carma as their exclusive pan-India recycling partner.
Re Carma complies with Indian vehicle scrappage policies and international standards.
- Who
- Re Sustainability Limited (ReSL)
- What
- Launched the largest End-of-Life Vehicle (ELV) recycling network, Re Carma, in India.
- When
- Recently announced
- Where
- India, with a facility in Jhajjar, Delhi NCR
- Why
- To address the growing need for ELV recycling and promote a circular economy.
Environmental Concerns
Circular Economy Benefits
Impact
Environmental Concerns
Old vehicles pose major environmental risks if unrecycled.
Circular Economy Benefits
Re Carma offers a structured solution by providing large-scale resource recovery, reducing reliance on virgin extraction, and conserving natural ecosystems.
- Company
- Re Sustainability Limited (ReSL)
- Platform
- Re Carma
- Location
- Jhajjar, Delhi NCR
- Capacity
- 30,000+ vehicles annually
- ELV's beyond end-of-life
- 20+ million by 2025
- Standards
- ISO 9001, 14001, 45001