Automotive company Iran Khodro has come out with a fully electric version of its Runna sedan/saloon, which in turns reuses the Peugeot 206 chassis and tech.


The EV is the first in the history of Iran, and it reportedly comes powered by a brand-new, in-house designed powertrain with so far undisclosed specs. The traction battery is fairly small at 30 kWh and sits below the floor level, so the interior remains every bit as spacious as it was before. Once fully charged, the manufacturer claims it can go as far as 220 kilometers.


On an interesting side note, the Runna Electric weighs in at mere 100 kilograms above its ICE counterpart. The production should start in two years’ time.