BMW Group’s Recycling and Dismantling Centre has been in operation for thirty years. — BMW Group
AT the BMW Group’s Recycling and Dismantling Centre (RDC) in Munich, a forklift transports a vehicle into a facility where it will be stripped down and recycled. Established in 1994, the facility has transformed over the past three decades into a true centre of excellence for vehicle recycling.
Beyond building cars, the BMW Group – through efforts like the RDC – has laid the groundwork for vehicular recycling in order to promote the establishment of a circular economy in the automotive industry.
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BMW Group’s Recycling and Dismantling Centre has been in operation for thirty years. — BMW Group
Various initiatives have been established with local players such as Pentas Flora as part of the group’s sustainability efforts. — BMW Group Malaysia
Several thousand vehicles are recycled by the RDC each year.
Unique processes at the RDC include neutralising pyrotechnics in the airbags.
The targeted dismantling of metals assures a much greater share of recyclable materials from end-of-life vehicles.
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