Car imports in the year 1405 have encountered serious challenges due to the apparent duality between announced policies and actual performance. While the Central Bank emphasized in September 1405 that car imports are not a priority for currency allocation, the corporate import pathway continues based on last year's files. This situation has created many uncertainties for Iranians living abroad who are seeking to import cars.
Suspension of Official Currency Allocation and the Central Bank's Position
Mehdi Darabi, the currency assistant to the Central Bank Governor, stated that no currency has been allocated for car imports, and even imports with the currency of Iranians living abroad will have impacts on the currency market. He pointed to the limitation of currency resources and emphasized that meeting the country's essential needs is a priority. These statements indicate a continuous currency blockage, as there is no official document confirming a complete halt to imports, but in practice, official currency allocation for car imports is not being carried out this year.
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