Tehran Car Market Turns Up Again After a Brief Pause, With Weekly Gains of Up to 260 Million Tomans in Some Models

Iran's domestic car market resumed its climb on Saturday, 11 July 2026 (20 Tir 1405), reversing a pullback that had run since 8 July (17 Tir). According to the daily Ettelaat (Ettelaat Online), over the week ending that day the Arizo M5 rose 260 million tomans to 3.85 billion tomans and the Arizo 5 gained 250 million tomans to 3.70 billion. The Haima S7 Pro added 140 million tomans to reach 4.44 billion, while the Changan CS35 Plus rose 130 million to 4.25 billion.

Among Iran Khodro models, the Tara Automatic V4 climbed 185 million tomans from a week earlier and the Peugeot 207 Automatic Panorama about 180 million, trading at 2.71 billion and 2.84 billion tomans respectively. The report says persistent uncertainty over the outlook and swings in the currency rate have pushed buyers and sellers to caution while trading volume stays low, with prices driven mainly by exchange-rate expectations and political developments.