Government plans to reduce car prices

According to Eqtesadonline, quoting the world of economy, Soheil Memarbashi stated that the Ministry of Silence has reached an agreement with the two major automakers in the country and they have also promised to reduce prices from the last price adjustment (which took place on December 18 this year) to the end of the year.

The remarks by the official at the Ministry of Silence come at a time when parameters such as exchange rate depreciation, news broadcast from Vienna on the outcome of the Borjam revival talks, as well as declining interest from brokers and intermediaries, have played a more effective role in reducing car prices. Is.

Memarbashi stressed that in the coming days until the end of the year, carmakers will implement their immediate and pre-sale plans on a regular basis and try to have a good supply to the market for the rest of the year.

As can be deduced from Memarbashi’s words, the path that the car policymaker is following in order to keep the price chart in the downward market in the remaining time until the end of the year is to increase the supply of products of car companies to the market.

In fact, the car policymaker sought to increase the price of cars at the source, in addition to solving the challenge faced by car companies in relation to the lack of liquidity to some extent, to create incentives for them to consider the increase in prices, if circulation They can top up their financial accounts by increasing production.

The promise of Reza Fatemi ‌ Amin Samat about the production of 1,100,000 vehicles in 1400 can also be evaluated in this regard.

Of course, the statistics published by the automakers indicate something else, and it is unlikely that they will be able to increase production as much as Fatimid Amin has promised.

In addition to the liquidity debate, other challenges, such as the problem of supplying microchips, as well as reducing the ability of component makers to inject components into production lines in a timely manner, have caused circulation to grow as it should and may not have.

Therefore, the claim of the Ministry of Silence that the policies of this ministry have led to an increase in production and consequently a decrease in car prices in the market can not be considered as the only effective factor in reducing prices in the market.

Thus, the three parameters of exchange rate decline, the news transmitted from Vienna in connection with the results of the negotiations to revive Borjam, as well as the decrease in the interest of brokers and intermediaries in the car market, have had a greater impact on reducing car prices in the market.

Of course, it should not be overlooked that the policy of the Ministry of Silence in relation to increasing production has no consequences. کردن.