Over 10,000 hybrid taxis to join Tehran’s fleet
Officials in the Iranian capital Tehran have unveiled a generation of eco-friendly taxis.
The new cars run on both electricity and gasoline and can help cut down on fuel consumption and reduce air pollution. Officials plan to make 10,000 such vehicles operational by the end of 2018.
Iran's capital is known for its poor air quality, because of an altitude ranging from 1,100-1,700 meters above sea level in a basin surrounded by mountains and also due to exhaust fumes from more than four million cars plying the roads of the city.
Funeral of Palestinian killed during clashes with Israeli forces in Nablus
Evacuation operations underway as Russian Orenburg region battles record floods
Kazakhstan declares state of emergency in 10 states amid worst floods in decades
Pakistan says Iran entitled to retaliate as Israel breaches sovereignty
VIDEO | Mass rallies held in major US cities in support of Gaza
VIDEO | Press TV's news headlines
Israel kidnapped 3,000 Palestinians since start of genocidal war: Report
Iran 'Operation True Promise' further debunks Israel’s invincibility myth: Commander
Germany's Scholz seeks collaboration with China in 'just peace' in Ukraine
UN chief says attacks against civilians in Sudan could constitute ‘war crimes’
Slightest act against Iran’s interests will be met with ‘painful response’: Raeisi
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
