- Jameel Motors UK, the official distributor of the Farizon commercial vehicle brand in the UK, has revealed pricing and equipment lists for the Farizon SV Large, with order books for the all-electric van now open.
- The Farizon SV will be sold on the proposition of value, with a high specification level and list of equipment that comes at zero cost, unlike being at-cost options on rival electric vans.
- Prices will start from £45,000 plus VAT from the most compact L1 H1 configuration, rising to a maximum £56,000 for the L3 H3 specification with the largest 106 kWh battery pack.
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Three different size batteries will be available on the five different body configurations offered, including the smallest 67 kWh pack and an 83kWh pack, with both of these being of the lithium iron phosphate variety. Exclusively available on the largest L3 H3 body type will be a 106 kWh, nickel manganese cobalt battery. No matter which specification is chosen, the electric motor delivers 227 horsepower. An urban driving range of up to 342 miles will be available, depending on specification.
Standard equipment includes a 360-degree camera, heated and ventilated front seats, a heated windscreen, and an onboard payload weight monitoring system – with warnings given for overweight loads. The SV can also be specified with vehicle-to-load capabilities, for an additional £500 plus VAT. With order books opening now, the first deliveries of the Farizon SV to customers are expected to arrive from the start of April.
Tom Carney, Managing Director at Jameel Motors UK, commented:
“We already knew that the Farizon SV would be a unique product in this competitive segment, and now we know it will be ultra-competitive on price and significantly exceed expectations for standard specification, too.
Not only is the list of standard features impressive, the SV also includes features that aren’t available at all on competitor models, like the weight monitoring system. That explains why we are seeing such excitement and interest in the SV from fleets large and small.”
