This report delves into the significant impact of recycling practices within the automobile industry. It begins by highlighting the environmental challenges posed by rapid industrial development and population growth, particularly in developing nations, emphasizing the issue of waste disposal. The report underscores the importance of recycling in managing automobile waste, including materials like solvents, batteries, metals, glass, and plastics. It provides an overview of the composition of vehicles, detailing the shift towards lighter and more fuel-efficient materials like aluminum and engineered plastics. The report then examines various waste management strategies, focusing on recycling and reusing practices to minimize waste. It addresses the challenges in managing plastic, glass, and metal wastes, offering insights into current recycling methods and technologies. The research methodology employed is qualitative, using a case study approach to explore the impact of recycling, with data collected from secondary sources and analyzed using computer software. The report concludes by comparing the findings with existing literature to draw conclusions regarding the correlation between recycling and its impact on the automobile industry.