Automobile industry
Automobile industry and the importance of its trade in Iran and the world
The automobile industry includes all aspects of designing, developing, manufacturing, marketing and selling motor vehicles. The set of companies and factories that are involved in the design, manufacture, marketing and sale of motor vehicles are considered part of this industry.
After the oil industry, Iran’s automotive industry is the largest domestic industry. Currently, automobile production in Iran includes passenger cars, four-wheel drive, vans, trucks, buses, minibuses, and vans. The first Iranian automobile company was the current “Iran Khodro” which was established in 1341 or 1962 by the Khayami brothers and in 1967 launched its first car named Pikan under the Iran National brand.
After a few years, Citroën, Renault, Ford and many other prestigious companies in the world, due to the industrial growth and the increase of the middle class in Iran, started producing cars in Iran, so that an ultra-luxury car like Cadillac Seville (equivalent to the current Cadillac CTS) was also included in the list of cars produced in Iran.
In this regard and relying on the hindrance of the automotive industry in Iran, Danesh Dirin Iranian Company, in addition to being active in the main field of the mentioned industry, also has extensive activities in the field of related industries, including equipment and machinery related to this industry.
In continuation of the activities of the automobile industry, this company in the sector of related industries, such as production lines of propulsion, electrical and electronic motor parts, rubber and plastic, with a focus on providing the services and activities mentioned in the previous section, with reliable and long-standing companies as well as Has internal technical and up-to-date knowledge such as Part Rubber Industrial Group, Hydraulic Pump Industries, Hepco, as well as international companies such as PENMAN, CORVEN, ZF, Bosch, Hutchinson and Delphi located in the United States of America, Germany, Argentina, Italy, England, Sweden, Brazil and Mexico interact and cooperate in line with commercial exchanges and technical knowledge.
