Following the publication of news regarding the removal of gasoline quotas for newly registered vehicles, the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company issued a statement strongly denying this rumor. The statement specifically emphasizes that no decision has been made in this regard and that the gasoline quotas for new vehicles remain in effect.
Clarifications from the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company
The company clarified in its statement that in order to clarify the status of quotas and prevent any concerns among citizens, it was necessary to respond to these rumors. According to the company's officials, the gasoline quota for newly registered vehicles has not only not been removed, but its distribution will continue as before.
The removal of gasoline quotas for newly registered vehicles has been raised as a sensitive and important issue among drivers and owners of new vehicles. However, the absence of such a decision by the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company has somewhat restored calm to the market and the community of drivers.
Conclusion and Implications
Given the recent concerns and rumors that have arisen in this regard, it seems that the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company is making this effort to restore public trust. Now it remains to be seen whether this denial will lead to a reduction in anxiety among drivers; as any changes in fuel policies could have widespread repercussions in society.
