The born-electric Farizon SV has qualified for the Government’s £5,000 Plug-in Van Grant (PiVG), bringing the starting price down to just £40,000 for the L1 H1 67 kWh model. The PiVG reduction is available across the entire Farizon SV line-up, which sets a new benchmark in the sector in terms of practicality, range and value.
Also available in L1 H2, L2 H2, L2 H3 and L3 H3 configurations, the Plug-in Van Grant makes the Farizon SV an even more compelling proposition for businesses and fleets.
Farizon SV pricing including Plug-in Van Grant
Body configuration
67 kWh
83 kWh
106 kWh
L1 H1
£40,000
£43,000
L1 H2
£44,000
L2 H2
£43,000
£46,000
L2 H3
£47,000
L3 H3
£48,000
£51,000
On-the-road pricing, including Plug-in Van Grant, excluding VAT.
Prices include delivery charge, first registration and Vehicle Excise Duty
Pricing applicable from 12 May 2025, subject to change.
Kate McLaren, Head of Marketing and Sales Operations at Jameel Motors UK, said: “Businesses and fleets expect more from their electric vans; more practicality, more range, more features, and with lower costs. The Farizon SV has set a new benchmark, with its combination of capabilities, performance and unrivalled standard equipment. And now the PiVG qualification makes it exceptional value.”
Order books for the Farizon SV are open, with vehicles on the ground ready for customers.
Innovative solutions; premium features
The all-new born-electric Farizon SV features a host of advanced innovations, including drive-by-wire technology, a unique b-pillarless design and cell-to-pack battery packaging, which combine to deliver market-leading cargo capacity, payload, range and an ultra-low loading height.
A single highly-specified trim level includes several premium features as standard, including a unique payload monitoring system, heated seats, heated multifunction steering wheel, heated windscreen, 360-degree surround view, and a comprehensive suite of ADAS safety systems. The SV has also earned the highest five-star safety rating from Euro NCAP.
The model line-up includes the option of 67 kWh, 83 kWh or 106 kWh batteries, with one efficient, all-electric powertrain available which produces 170 kW (231 PS) of power and 336 Nm of torque. The SV delivers a WLTP range of up to 342 miles (city), and up to 247 miles (combined), while a 20 to 80 per cent top-up charge can be completed in as little as 36 minutes. The SV is rated to tow up to two tonnes with a braked trailer.
Established in 2016, Farizon is the commercial vehicle division of Geely, China’s largest private vehicle manufacturer. The Farizon SV is being introduced to the UK by Jameel Motors UK, a London-based automotive distribution business and part of Jameel Motors
