Saipa’s pre-sale plan was announced on the occasion of Mobaat – Tejaratnews

According to Tejarat News, when will the pre-sale of 4 new Saipa products start?

Saipa Automotive Group will offer its four products in the form of one-year pre-sale for two groups of normal applicants and mothers, starting at 10:00 AM on Tuesday this week (March 2), in accordance with the birthday of Rasul Akram (PBUH). Registration will be available only for regular applicants who have defined the proxy account and deposited the amount mentioned in the circular by 13:00 on Monday, the first of March, and this amount has been blocked. According to the procedure, this limit does not include the special plan for mothers.

After the implementation of the Saina S and three Quick model pre-sale plans on the occasion of the 44th anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution, as well as the Saipa 151 extraordinary sales plan, now this automobile group plans to re-launch the same pre-sale plan for four Implement the product (three Quick models including Quick GX, Quick R automatic and Quick R model GX) for two special plans for regular applicants and a support plan for the family and the youth of the population.

This project started on the morning of Tuesday this week (10 am, March 2) and will continue for three days for normal applicants until the capacity is filled and for mothers with two or more children. Applicants can apply for registration by referring to Saipa Automotive Group’s sales site at saipa.iranecar.com.

Due to the requirement to define a proxy account and deposit a part of the car payment and block it before the start of the registration process, normal applicants must complete all the processes announced in this regard by 13:00 on Monday, March 1 the intended vehicle) have completed; Otherwise, the registration link will not be activated for the applicant.

It is emphasized again that the necessity of defining a proxy account and depositing a part of the car payment does not include the applicants of the Family and Youth Protection Law.

Source: Reporters Club