Saipa turned foreign threats into opportunities / There is no need to import sensitive car parts

He continued: “Self-sufficiency in the production of parts that could not be supplied due to sanctions (it was not possible to import) and this had greatly reduced car production, is very valuable and a source of pride.”

The commander of the Mohammad Rasoolullah Corps in Greater Tehran emphasized: The enemies thought that the youth of this region after the experience of 8 years of imposed war no longer have the spirit of self-sacrifice and Basij, but they were unaware that the youth of the country have a culture of jihad and resistance. They have learned arrogance and stand with all their might against the bullying of the enemy.

He said: “When the Pride car left the production line of this automotive group, it brought the car complex to mass production, which at that time was up to 90% localized; This is very valuable for a country that is under sanctions.

The commander of Mohammad Rasoolullah Corps in Greater Tehran reminded that all car parts are currently produced and supplied by local engineers, and said: The exhibition of Saipa Group’s Basij elite capabilities showed that this complex has a very good growth and development in the production of parts and Has been able to turn external threats into opportunities.

Davood Hosseinzadeh, Commander of Saipa Automotive Group Basij, on the sidelines of visiting the exhibition of capabilities of Saipa Group Basij elites, said: During the sanctions and economic war, Saipa succeeded in localizing parts and raw materials needed by the automotive industry; The technologies that in the past, the country depended on and were supplied only through imports, have now been internalized by the efforts of Basij and Saipa engineers, and there is no need to import anymore.

He stated that the self-sufficiency of auto parts was achieved with the cooperation of the Army Air Force, the Aerospace Industries Organization and knowledge-based groups, adding that there is no part in the auto industry that can not be produced domestically.