Iran moves to cut gasoline imports with dual-fuel vehicle push
Iran is reducing gasoline imports by promoting dual-fuel vehicles, aiming to save about $50 million annually. The plan includes producing 25,000 vehicles that run on gasoline and CNG, with daily gas consumption expected to rise from 16 million to 40 million cubic meters.
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