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Saab’s design for recycling strategy is an element of our product responsibility. It has the twin aims of decreasing the waste produced during vehicle production and then further reducing waste at the end of a vehicle's life. This drives preservation of precious material and energy resources.
Our strategy rests on two principles:
• Recycling-orientated design / Design for pre-treatment
• Development and implementation of material 'cycles' for vehicle production:
In order to take these objectives into account during the development phase of a product, all design teams within GM must follow the 'Recyclability/Recoverability' guidelines. The aim is to support both GM engineers and suppliers in the development of vehicles and components where recyclability is built in. The process also helps engineers to analyse parts, components and vehicles with regard to their recyclability and recoverability - the ease with which parts can be recycled at the end of life.
Saab is using recycled materials, also known as recyclates, if their usage is technically feasible and economically viable.
Our recycling team takes every effort to maintain high quality look and feel, mechanical and thermal durability, along with performance standards.
Quality is never compromised.
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