Company plans to install eight more Water ATMs in next one year, six of these will be in Haryana
Clean drinking water at 35 paisa/litre only
Built on a self-sustainable model
10-stage UV filtration technology ensures water meets WHO standards, retains essential minerals

Gurugram: Access to clean drinking water has been identified as critical need by Maruti Suzuki in its adopted villages. To address the issue, Maruti Suzuki has designed a self-sustaining partnership model that provides clean drinking water to the community members at an affordable price. As part of this, Maruti Suzuki today, inaugurated its 12th Water ATM facility, in Haryana.

The Company has already established 26 Water ATMs across the country benefiting over 10,500 households.

Shri Yashpal Yadav, Commissioner, Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) and Mr A K Tomer, Executive Director, Corporate Planning, Maruti Suzuki, inaugurated the facility. Members of the Sarhaul community led by Sh. Vimal Yadav (former Mayor, Gurugram) and Smt. Rimple Yadav (Councillor) joined for the inauguration ceremony.

Supported by Maruti Suzuki and set up by Waterlife India, the Water ATM facility is built on self-sustaining model. Maruti Suzuki has borne the initial cost of the project. The MCG is the project owner and has provided the land. The MCG will provide water and electricity to run the Water ATM. Waterlife India will appoint a member from the local community to manage operations and maintain the plant for ten years. Community members can avail the facility at a nominal rate of 35 paisa per litre only. As a unique feature of the advanced water filtration process, the waste water generated from this plant is around one-fourth of the other conventional water purification plants. Rejected water from the filtration process will be used to maintain the green area adjacent to the facility.