The rise in popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) comes with the unique challenge of developing specialized EV scrapping and recycling processes. EVs are different from traditional vehicles and require careful dismantling because they house lithium-ion batteries, sophisticated electronics, and lightweight materials. Perhaps the biggest problem is the disposal of batteries; improper disposal can lead to reckless endangerment of the environment through soil degradation and fire risks. Recycling three key materials, lithium, cobalt, and nickel, that are useful in manufacturing new batteries, is also necessary in EV batteries. To mitigate the upcoming challenges, the government and environmental bodies are working on efficient EV scrapping methodologies to uphold sustainability. India is already formulating policies to control the recycling of EV batteries while encouraging responsible disposal schemes by manufacturers. Sansadhan™ gives businesses and the general public access to certified EV scrap dealers who adopt eco-friendly methods of disposal that comply with environmental safety regulations. The scrapping industry, as the EV market expands, has to evolve in a manner that promotes responsible handling of these sophisticated vehicles to support efforts geared towards a cleaner environment.