In a recent move, the manager of the Smart Fuel System has announced that new vehicles and also vehicles in free zones will be charged 110 liters of gasoline at a rate of 10,000 tomans on their fuel cards each month. This news could mean easier access to fuel for a specific group of vehicles that have been in the spotlight in recent years.
Details of the New Plan
Basafa explained that this plan includes private passenger cars, stating that the total rates of one and two will be charged to rate three on the smart fuel cards of these vehicles. Thus, 110 liters of gasoline at a price of 10,000 tomans will be available for these vehicles each month. This action seems to be part of efforts to manage fuel consumption and also support owners of new vehicles.
Possible Consequences of This Decision
Given the economic conditions and sanctions, this decision can be seen as a solution to reduce pressure on owners of new vehicles and those in free zones. However, there are many questions about its implications for the gasoline market and its impact on fuel prices for other groups. Especially whether this action will lead to inequality in access to fuel among owners of different vehicles.
Meanwhile, many analysts believe that this decision could be a sign of new policies in the fuel sector aimed at improving the economic situation and supporting specific groups. However, it remains to be seen whether this plan will succeed in practice or not.
