Iran Khodro Launches Direct Sales for Aris 2 Pickup Without Lottery System

Key Takeaways
- Iran Khodro is selling 2,000 Aris 2 dual-fuel pickups via direct sale.
- The vehicle price is set at 20,262,439,300 rials.
- Delivery is guaranteed within 30 business days of payment completion.
TEHRAN, Nov 1 (OPA) — Iran Khodro (IKCO) announced the immediate sale of its Aris 2 dual-fuel pickup truck via directive 5173. The program aims to provide equitable access for applicants by removing the lottery-based allocation process previously utilized for high-demand models.
Registration for the vehicles begins at 10:00 a.m. local time on Monday, Nov. 2, 2026. Interested buyers must complete the registration and payment process through the company’s official portal at esale.ikco.ir. The vehicle is priced at 20,262,439,300 rials, with white and gray color options available for the 2,000 units currently allocated for this sale.
Successful applicants are subject to a 30-day delivery window following the completion of payment and administrative filing. The offer includes a gold-tier service card, the specific terms of which are detailed in the final section of the official company directive. This move represents a shift in IKCO’s distribution strategy as the manufacturer seeks to streamline inventory turnover.
Market analysts note that the removal of the lottery system for the Aris 2 reflects an effort to stabilize supply chains and meet commercial demand more efficiently. The company has not yet disclosed if this direct-sale model will be expanded to include passenger vehicle lines in the coming fiscal quarter.
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Mohammad Karamali
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