Force Motors has rolled out a free authorized scrappage hub in the Delhi‑NCR area, letting owners of end‑of‑life commercial vehicles hand their trucks over for free—no paperwork hassle, no hidden fees.
Rosmerta Auto Recycling Pvt Ltd will take the vehicles to its registered scrapping facility, sorting out depollution, dismantling and material recovery. The process is fully compliant with the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways’ Commercial Vehicle Replacement Scheme, guaranteeing that every scrap is handled under the same environmental standards that govern new vehicle sales.
Eligible owners receive a Certificate of Deposit and all scrappage paperwork right on the spot, making it easier to move straight into a replacement under MoRTH’s scheme. The paperwork also locks in the value of recovered metals, giving owners a small refund that offsets the cost of a new truck.
Other automakers have been slow to open formal recycling channels, so this step could set a new benchmark for responsible fleet management in India. When Delhi‑NCR’s fleet operators start to see the real savings—no towing fees, no storage costs—word of mouth will push demand for similar services in other metros.
Force Motors plans to roll the network out to Mumbai, Bangalore and Hyderabad by early 2027, with pilot sites in each city slated for Q1 of that year. The company will also explore extending the program to passenger vehicles, a move that could reshape end‑of‑life asset management across the country.
For now, Delhi‑NCR customers can drop their trucks into the Rosmerta facility and walk away with a clean bill of health for the city and a tidy receipt for their wallet.