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Could Subscription Cars Change Scrap Volumes?

The car subscription model is redefining how people access vehicles. Instead of purchasing a car outright, subscribers pay a monthly ...

12th Feb, 2026

New Materials in Cars: Recycling Challenges Ahead

The car industry is evolving faster than ever, and one of the most significant changes is in the materials being ...

12th Feb, 2026

The End of Petrol Cars: How Scrap Demand Will Spike After 2030

The year 2030 marks a major turning point for the automotive industry. The UK government’s ban on the sale of ...

12th Feb, 2026

What Happens When Driverless Fleets Age Out?

The rise of driverless fleets is transforming modern transport. From self-driving taxis to automated delivery vans, these vehicles promise greater ...

12th Feb, 2026

How Hydrogen Vehicles Could Complicate Scrap Recycling

Hydrogen-powered cars are often hailed as one of the cleanest and most innovative steps towards sustainable transport. They emit only ...

12th Feb, 2026

The Rise of Car-Sharing and What It Means for Scrapping

The automotive industry is undergoing one of its biggest shifts in decades. Car-sharing, once a niche idea, has become a ...

10th Feb, 2026

How 3D-Printed Cars Could Impact Recycling

The rapid growth of 3D-printed cars is pushing the automotive industry into a new era of manufacturing. From design studios ...

10th Feb, 2026

Why Car Scrapping Is Recession-Proof

It might not sound glamorous, but car scrapping is one of those industries that stays steady even when the economy ...

10th Feb, 2026

The Role of Scrap Cars in the Global Green Economy

When most people picture the “green economy,” they think of wind farms, solar panels, and electric vehicles. Yet one of ...

10th Feb, 2026

Future Fuels and Their Recycling Challenges

The global shift towards future fuels is redefining how vehicles are powered, used, and eventually recycled. From electric batteries to ...

10th Feb, 2026

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