Although the Maruti Gypsy has since been sold out, it still has a special place of its times in the Indian automotive history. While the country is moving towards stricter emission norms and electric vehicles, the future of classic off roaders like the Gypsy is bleak. Will these vehicles make a comeback, as collectors' items? What would changing regulations do to the ability to keep Gypsys on the road? It’s worth thinking about how these vehicles could be reimagined as electric conversions or some kind of other transformation to remain relevant in our current climate. Examine the contribution of automotive nostalgia in preserving such vehicles as the Gypsy, and how this may be at odds with or in sympathy with India's automotive future. What could enthusiasts and the automotive industry do to see the Gypsy’s legacy carried on in some form?