French Renault auto manufacturer is gaining the share of its rival, Peugeot, in the Iranian market following Peugeot’s non-economic and politically-tainted approach towards its Iranian partner.
Peugeot affected by anti-Iranian Zionist lobby declared last year that it would end all of its activities in Iran as well as sending car parts to its Iranian partner. However, Renault adopting a different approach, had stressed its presence in Iran.
Renault Pars Company Managing Director Payman Kargar has already said that the second phase of the French company’s activities in Iran with the aim of diversifying products, boosting investment and starting exports, has begun in Iran.
Even a glance at outputs of L90 and 206 Peugeot as the top cars under Renault and Peugeot’s brand indicate that Renault is gaining Peugeot’s share in the Iranian market.
206 Peugeot output in Iran has decreased by 92 percent over the last two years, while Renault’s production line has been kept over the same period.
Experts believe that Peugeot is the main loser of political games of some warring states, while Renault has been the prime winner.