The Reverse Project by Volvo Car India aims to restore the environment by creating large-scale green cover. The initiative supports the Community Land Transformation Project in Gurugram, Haryana. The project is led by the SankalpTaru Foundation in partnership with the Haryana Forest Department, with Volvo Car India contributing to the restoration of degraded land and helping convert it into a thriving ecosystem. The initiative also encourages community participation, making environmental renewal a shared responsibility.

No matter which car you drive, Volvo or otherwise, you can register and share your EV registration number, and we will plant 3 trees on your behalf. Volvo Car India will also share a certificate that will include geo-tagged details for the trees planted on your behalf.

You can join the Reverse Project by registering as a non-EV participant and sharing your car’s registration number. We will plant 2 trees and you shall receive a certificate with the geo-tagged details of the trees planted for you.

Yes, the Reverse Project welcomes participation from both 2-wheeler and 4-wheeler vehicle owners. Any vehicle owner can register and contribute to the tree plantation..

Volvo Car India has planted 35,000 trees so far, and with each contribution by participants, we aim to cross 55,000 trees.

The plantation site is spread across twenty acres of Maitri Van in Gurugram. The land had undergone significant degradation over time and is now being restored through large-scale plantation and ecological rehabilitation under the Reverse Project.

EV owners will have 3 trees planted for them.
Non-EV owners will have 2 trees planted for them.