Iran Khodro Announces 2025 Price List for Popular Pride Van Models
In a significant update for the commercial vehicle market, Iran Khodro has officially released the factory price list for its 2025 Pride Van models. The announcement provides crucial pricing information for businesses and individuals reliant on this affordable light transport vehicle.
Official 2025 Pricing Revealed
According to the newly published list, the base model, the Pride 151 SE, has been set at 414 million Tomans for the upcoming year. This model continues to serve as the foundational version of the light van in Saipa’s production lines.
The factory price for the Pride 151 GX has been determined at 467 million Tomans based on the latest weekly price list. Meanwhile, the price for the Pride 151 GX with a liner is listed at 473 million Tomans, indicating a price difference of approximately 6 million Tomans between the two GX variants.
A Cornerstone of Light Urban Transport
The Pride Van, also known as the Saipa 151, remains one of the most cost-effective light commercial vehicles in the Iranian market. Derived from the Pride 131 model with modifications to the rear section, its simple and functional design provides a practical solution for transporting small loads in urban environments, supporting a wide range of small businesses and service industries.
Economic Viability and Market Position
A key factor behind the van’s enduring popularity is its economic efficiency. It features a 1.3-liter, four-cylinder, 8-valve engine that produces 71 horsepower and 108 Newton-meters of torque, paired with a 5-speed manual gearbox. Its combined fuel consumption is approximately 6.5 liters per 100 kilometers, making it a financially sensible choice for urban delivery and service-based professions.
Further contributing to its appeal are its high repairability, affordable parts, and readily available after-sales service. These factors collectively make the Pride Van a strategically important vehicle for Iran’s small business ecosystem, facilitating commerce and logistics across the country.