All 15 Tracked Cars Cost More in the First 11 Days of Aban; Camry Hybrid Up 2.8 Billion Tomans
Sahmino Newsroom | 3 November 2026 | 12 days ago
Eghtesadnews, as carried by Donya-e-Eqtesad, reported that between 2 and 11 Aban 1405 (October 24 to November 2, 2026) the prices of all 15 selected domestic, assembled and imported cars rose, and none was cheaper than on the first trading day of Aban. The Toyota Camry Hybrid rose most, by 2.8 billion tomans. In the assembled group the Lukano L7 gained 1.3 billion tomans, and among domestic models the Dena Plus automatic gained 550 million tomans.
The report cites among the factors a minimum import duty of 100 percent on imported petrol and hybrid cars in 1405, with 60 percent for free and special economic zones except fully electric cars. Mehdi Dadfar, secretary of the car importers' association, forecast that imported car prices could rise 25 to 70 percent; that is an industry figure's estimate, not a confirmed increase. Market players say higher quoted prices do not necessarily mean livelier trade, because household purchasing power remains limited.
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What the prices have done since this story was published, and what Sahmino wrote around it
Over the same days, US Dollar fell 1.0 percent, to 2,699,000 rial.
Over the same days, Tehran Stock Exchange Index rose 8.2 percent, to 8,465,595.
Over the same days, Brent Crude fell 7.5 percent, to 96.55 dollars.
- US Dollar
- −1.0%
- Tehran Stock Exchange Index
- +8.2%
- Brent Crude
- −7.5%
Prices to the close of 15 November
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