The Farizon SuperVan lineup has been refreshed with a new top-tier variant that delivers extra cargo room and extended driving range, paired with notable price reductions throughout the rest of the series.

The battery-powered van reached Australian showrooms in 2025 as one of the first models from the Geely-owned commercial brand, competing against options such as the Ford E-Transit Custom and LDV eDeliver 7.

Expanded SV models align more closely with the Ford E-Transit and LDV eDeliver 9 in overall dimensions, allowing the range to cover several commercial segments.

In the Farizon collection the SV sits above the compact V7E van priced under 50000 dollars, while the larger H9E electric truck is also available locally.

A fourth body configuration has been added to the SV family. The new SV SLWB HR variant starts at 77490 dollars before on-road costs.

This model undercuts the Ford E-Transit at 89990 dollars before on-road costs yet matches its peak cargo volume.

Built on a 3850 mm wheelbase the SV SLWB HR features a body extended by 505 mm, creating a load area 3695 mm long, 1795 mm wide and 1960 mm high for a total of 13.0 cubic metres of space reached through standard rear barn doors.

This exceeds the 11.22 cubic metres of the LWB HR model on a 3600 mm wheelbase, while the LWB LR offers 8.25 cubic metres and the base SWB LR supplies 6.95 cubic metres from its 3100 mm wheelbase.

Farizon SuperVan SWB low-roof	Farizon SuperVan LWB low-roof	Farizon SuperVan LWB high-roof	Farizon SuperVan SLWB high-roof
Length	4990mm	5490mm	5490mm	5995mm
Width	1980mm	1980mm	1980mm	1980mm
Height	1980mm	1980mm	2500mm	2500mm
Wheelbase	3100mm	3600mm	3600mm	3850mm
Load space capacity	6.95m3	8.25m3	11.22m3	13m3
Towing capacity	2000kg - braked 750kg - unbraked	2000kg - braked 750kg - unbraked	2000kg - braked 750kg - unbraked	2000kg - braked 750kg - unbraked
Gross vehicle mass (GVM)	3500kg	3500kg	3500kg	3500kg

The new flagship introduces a larger 106 kWh nickel manganese cobalt battery that supports a claimed 398 km WLTP range, the highest in the family.

Remaining variants retain the 83 kWh battery with WLTP ranges listed at 376 km for the SWB LR, 355 km for the LWB LR and 319 km for the LWB HR.

Each model continues with a single 170 kW and 336 Nm electric motor powering the front wheels.

The range now begins with the SV SWB LR, which has been reduced by 8500 dollars to 62990 dollars before on-road costs, positioning it just above the LDV eDeliver 7 starting at 61042 dollars drive-away.

The same adjustment lowers the SV LWB LR to 64990 dollars before on-road costs.

Standard features across all versions include 16-inch steel wheels with covers, leatherette trim, a 7.0-inch digital cluster and a 12.3-inch infotainment screen with reversing camera.

The SV also carries an ANCAP collision avoidance rating of platinum after achieving 84 per cent in the independent safety evaluation.

Farizon recorded 170 total sales in Australia during the first half of 2026, of which the SV contributed 117 units and became the brand's top seller.

Model	Price before on-road costs
2026 Farizon SuperVan SWB LR (short wheelbase low roof)	$62,990 (-$8500)
2026 Farizon SuperVan LWB LR (long wheelbase low roof)	$64,990 (-$8500)
2026 Farizon SuperVan LWB HR (long wheelbase high roof)	$69,490 (-$7000)
2026 Farizon SuperVan SLWB HR	$77,490 (NEW)