| Industry | Automotive |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Tehran, Iran |
| Parent | Vafa Doust Industrial Group |
Fath Vehicle Industries is an Iranian motor vehicle manufacturer. [1]
The company is based in Tehran, Iran, and is part of VIG Group (Vafa Doust Industrial Group). [1] In 1995 Fath began production of SUVs . [1] under the brand name Fath. [1] In addition, the company manufactures military vehicles.
- 2000 — 100 passenger cars manufactured [1]
- 2001 — 500 passenger cars manufactured [1]
- 2002 — 750 passenger cars manufactured [1]
- 2003 — 500 cars and 500 pick-ups delivered [1]
The Fath Sahand Cruiser is a license built Toyota Land Cruiser. The first version was a pickup. In 2000, the added combination Kian station the range. 2003 followed Cabriolet called convertible.
A diesel engine with 4000 cc displacement and 102 kW (137 hp ) drives the vehicles. [1]
The Jeep-like Safir is a Jeep-like military vehicle with all-wheel drive. [2]
- d'Auto (niederländisch, retrieved 14 May 2016)
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| Industry | Automotive |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Tehran, Iran |
| Parent | Vafa Doust Industrial Group |
Fath Vehicle Industries is an Iranian motor vehicle manufacturer. [1]
The company is based in Tehran, Iran, and is part of VIG Group (Vafa Doust Industrial Group). [1] In 1995 Fath began production of SUVs . [1] under the brand name Fath. [1] In addition, the company manufactures military vehicles.
- 2000 — 100 passenger cars manufactured [1]
- 2001 — 500 passenger cars manufactured [1]
- 2002 — 750 passenger cars manufactured [1]
- 2003 — 500 cars and 500 pick-ups delivered [1]
The Fath Sahand Cruiser is a license built Toyota Land Cruiser. The first version was a pickup. In 2000, the added combination Kian station the range. 2003 followed Cabriolet called convertible.
A diesel engine with 4000 cc displacement and 102 kW (137 hp ) drives the vehicles. [1]
The Jeep-like Safir is a Jeep-like military vehicle with all-wheel drive. [2]
- d'Auto (niederländisch, retrieved 14 May 2016)
| Active manufacturers | |
|---|---|
| Joint ventures | |
| Defunct manufacturers | |
| Components | |
| See also | |