Iran's Car Industry

We do not talk with the world's top automakers from the position of a country in need, but from the position of a partner which owns technology, said Yekke Zare.

A 2014 OICA report has shown that Iran’s car production increased by 46.7 percent in a year, with China topping the list.

Saipa has announced a rise in its production and sales in 2014, saying that it has currently two plans in the works to defeat sanctions and increase sales.

Iran’s auto industry has raised its production of motor vehicles by over 60% over the past 10 months, according to local reports.

The two cars would be available on the market late this year (started on March 21, 2014) or early next year.

French car giant Peugeot eyes a comeback to Iran's lucrative market.

Nearly 800 Iranian and foreign companies have flocked to this year’s fair to display their latest products and achievements.

Lots of factors are at paly to specify the extent of investment by either side in contracts of cooperation between Iranian and foreign carmakers.

Iran Khodro, the leading Iranian carmaker, says it has entered talks with a German designer to set the stage for the production of a joint car in four years.

Iran’s leading carmaker, Iran Khodro, says it has increased the number of cars it manufactures in Iraq to 50 per day, and that it plans to raise it to 100 in the future.

Production at Iran and the Middle-East's biggest automaker registers a 160% hike in four months.

French giant automaker Renault once again voiced its readiness to resume its cooperation with Iranian carmakers in the near future.