Gautam Sen, the vice president (external relations) at Fédération Internationale de Véhicules Anciens (FIVA), the international federation for historic vehicles, feels that the vehicle scrappage policy will only help the country’s automobile industry. Sen, who founded India’s first newsstand car magazine Indian Auto in 1986, is directly associated with the automobile industry in India and Europe. He has worked with eminent designers such as Gerard Godfroy, Tom Tjaarda and Marcello Gandini. Since 2010, Sen has also published several critically acclaimed books on automobiles.
In an interview to TOI, Sen said both scrapping of old vehicles and deregistration of 15-year-old vehicles will not help in bringing down emission.
Gautam Sen, the vice president (external relations) at Fédération Internationale de Véhicules Anciens (FIVA), the international federation for historic vehicles, feels that the vehicle scrappage policy will only help the country’s automobile industry. Sen, who founded India’s first newsstand car magazine Indian Auto in 1986, is directly associated with the automobile industry in India and Europe. He has worked with eminent designers such as Gerard Godfroy, Tom Tjaarda and Marcello Gandini. Since 2010, Sen has also published several critically acclaimed books on automobiles.
In an interview to TOI, Sen said both scrapping of old vehicles and deregistration of 15-year-old vehicles will not help in bringing down emission.
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