The prices of domestic and assembled cars in the market today, Sunday, November 7, 2026, have significantly decreased. After a rising period in recent days, the car market has entered a declining phase following a decrease in currency rates. This trend is evident across all domestic and assembled cars and indicates significant changes in this volatile market.
Declining Trend and Market Fluctuations
However, it should be noted that this decrease in prices may not be sustainable. Transaction history shows that each time the car market enters a declining phase, this drop in prices is soon compensated, and prices begin to rise again. Therefore, some market players believe that the current situation could be a suitable opportunity for consumer buyers to acquire their desired vehicle before a new wave of car price increases occurs.
Factors Influencing the Car Market
Currently, various variables such as political developments, the outlook for new agreements, news regarding import restrictions, potential tariff changes, and whispers of increases in the factory rates of domestic cars can influence market direction. For this reason, a stable declining signal has not yet reached the market, and this issue may affect buyers' decisions.
In the Iran Khodro product market, the price of the dual-fuel Sorena Plus today was announced at three billion and 220 million tomans. Additionally, the price of the Dena Plus with 6 gears decreased by 40 million tomans compared to yesterday, reaching three billion and 380 million tomans.
On the other hand, the price of the automatic Peugeot 207 today dropped by 80 million tomans to four billion and 285 million tomans, while the manual Tara has decreased by 30 million tomans in the market, trading at three billion and 280 million tomans.
Among Saipa products, the price of the zero-kilometer Quick S decreased by 3 million tomans today, selling for one billion and 797 million tomans. The Saina S also saw a decrease of 5 million tomans compared to yesterday, priced at one billion and 830 million tomans.
Continuing the declining trend in the market, the Arizo 6 faced a drop of 180 million tomans compared to yesterday, settling at seven billion and 200 million tomans. Additionally, the seven-seater Fidyliity Prestige experienced a decrease of 110 million tomans, trading at ten billion and 900 million tomans.
Finally, the Haima S7 Pro decreased by 70 million tomans compared to yesterday, reaching seven billion and 370 million tomans. The price of the Tiggo 8 Pro Max was also announced today at twelve billion and 540 million tomans.
