Farizon's New Electric Van Hits Australia with Three Versions and a Cashback Deal

Farizon's New Electric Van Hits Australia with Three Versions and a Cashback Deal

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Farizon's New Electric Van Hits Australia with Three Versions and a Cashback Deal

Farizon, Geely's commercial vehicle brand, has launched a new electric van in Australia. The SV model arrives with three variants, competitive pricing, and a Lunar New Year cashback offer. Buyers can now choose from short- or long-wheelbase options with different roof heights.

The Farizon SV van comes in three versions: the SWB Low Roof, LWB Low Roof, and LWB High Roof. Prices start at $69,990 for the smallest model, rising to $72,990 and $76,990 for the larger variants. Each is powered by an 83 kWh battery, offering WLTP ranges of 376 km, 355 km, and 319 km respectively.

Charging is quick, with a 30-80% top-up taking around 36 minutes at a DC charger. The van's length spans from 4,990 mm to 5,490 mm, making it longer than the LDV e-Deliver 7 in its extended configuration. Farizon is targeting tradies, delivery businesses, and small to medium enterprises, along with the growing electric camper market.

To boost sales, the brand is offering $3,888 cashback until 15 March 2026 as part of a Lunar New Year promotion. An electric camper version was also showcased at Melbourne's Everything Electric show in November 2025. Farizon entered the Australian market in 2025, though early news of sales have been modest, with just seven vehicles sold in January 2026.

The Farizon SV van provides a range of options for businesses and camper buyers. Its pricing, charging speed, and promotional discount aim to attract more customers before the March deadline. The model's versatility and Geely's backing could help it compete in Australia's growing electric commercial vehicle sector.

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