Iran’s industry minister Abbas Aliabadi says car output in the country will reach 1.7 million units in the current calendar year which ends on March 20, 2025.
Iran has plans to increase its auto output to a record 1.7 million in the current calendar year to March 2025, according to an official familiar with the matter.
Municipal authorities in Tehran have decided to replace 2,000 worn-out taxis with electric vehicles (EVs).
Iran’s first-ever charging station for E-buses has been launched in northern city of Karaj.
The International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers (OICA) has recently issued a report of top world auto makers which puts Iran on the 16th place.
Iranian automakers have manufactured about 1.340 million vehicles in the country in the current Iranian calendar year (to end on March 19), the director general of the Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade for automotive industries affairs said.
Mohammad Ali Teymouri has been dismissed from his position as the CEO of Iran’s second largest carmaker, Saipa, after the company posted a decline in production and failed to meet its targets.
Iran’s second-largest automaker, Saipa, has reported a 6-percent decline in the number of sedans it has produced in the eleven months to February 19.
Iranian automakers produced about 1.23 million vehicles in 11 months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21, 2023- February 19, 2024), an official in the Industry, Mining and Trade Ministry has announced.
A senior official with the Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade (MIMT) says private sector production accounts for some 23% of Iran’s total auto output.