Iran Standards and Quality Inspection Company has released a report on the quality of domestically-produced cars surveyed during the Iranian month ending Nov. 20.
ISQI is a private firm working on contract with the Industries Ministry.
The vehicles are classed from one to a maximum of five stars.
According to ISQI data, none of the cars made by major Iranian automakers, Iran Khodro (IKCO) and SAIPA, received more than four stars.
The cars are classified in five price ranges, from the cheapest costing 870 million rials ($3,372) to the most expensive costing above 2 billion rials ($7,750).
December 23, 2020 20:33
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