The all-new born-electric Farizon SV large van is accelerating its worldwide rollout, with launches now underway across Europe, the Gulf region, Asia Pacific and South Africa as the brand continues its rapid global expansion.
Following its milestone achievement last year as the first new energy commercial vehicle brand to reach 300,000 cumulative sales, Farizon is now taking its flagship SV model to international markets.
Built on the company’s flexible GXA-M electric platform, the Farizon SV is designed as a global benchmark for medium vans and large vans, combining high efficiency, practicality and sustainability.
In Europe, Farizon has partnered with distributors in 25 countries, established 60 sales outlets and built 69 service channels to date.
The SV is already on sale in markets including Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Greece, Hungary, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and the UK, with sales in Denmark beginning in October. Further launches will follow in Poland, France, Italy, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey over the next few months.
A supply agreement with a specialist vehicle converter is also expected soon, paving the way for new SV derivatives such as electric van versions of campervans and minibuses, expanding its appeal to business and leisure customers alike.
Outside Europe, the SV has already arrived in the UAE, with 10 more Gulf markets set to follow by the end of the year.
In Asia Pacific, Farizon has established a sales and service network in Australia and plans to expand into Indonesia within six months, while South Africa will see the launch of the SV and V6E models before the end of 2025.
Cook Xue, CEO of Farizon Auto International Company, said: “As we continue to expand into new global markets, Europe is a particularly important region for us. Every new brand wants to make an impression, and if you want to build a positive reputation, this is the place to be.
"Our strategy in the region is built on strong partnerships with local distributors who understand their markets and can deliver a sustainable, customer-focused business model,” Xue added.
