Saipa to Open Non-Lottery Registration for Ordinary Applicants on September 1
Aug 21, 2026
According to Nournews, relayed by Donya-e-Eqtesad at 11:47 p.m. Thursday, August 20, 2026, ordinary applicants who missed out on Saipa's previous sales rounds can register, without a lottery, starting 10 a.m. Sunday, September 1 (1 Shahrivar), for leftover capacity from the family-support and youth-population program. Registration runs through saipa.iranecar.com.
Under Iran's family-support and youth-population law, automakers must allocate half their sales capacity to mothers with two or more children; the remaining capacity is now open to ordinary applicants. Saipa is offering the Quick GX-L, Quick S, Aria and Pars Nova at non-final prices, with delivery due between September 2026 and October/November 2027. Auto site Khodrobank also carried the same plan's details under the headline "Non-lottery participatory production sale terms for Saipa products, for ordinary applicants," with a September 1405 pricing table.
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Donya-e-Eqtesad, citing Nour News
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