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Geely Farizon Unveils Electric Vehicles at IAA Transportation 2026

Geely Farizon celebrated its official debut at the IAA Transportation 2026 exhibition by showcasing its comprehensive lineup of electric commercial vehicles. This array includes the Farizon SV, the Farizon V7E, and the flagship fully electric heavy truck known as the Homtruck. As pressure mounts on European fleets to cut carbon emissions while maintaining operational readiness and total cost of ownership (TCO), Geely Farizon positions itself not merely as an exporter but as a long-term local partner leveraging the industrial scale and engineering capabilities of Geely Holding Group.

In a world striving for greener transportation solutions, Geely Farizon’s specialized electric platforms are designed in accordance with stringent European standards, drawing upon years of experience in the automotive industry. The global potential in research and development ensures that these platforms meet regulatory compliance requirements while providing optimal efficiency and longevity. These robust designs help commercial operators minimize risks and reduce operational costs, even under intense usage conditions.

The lineup revealed in Hannover closely aligns with the demands of the European commercial transportation market. The Farizon SV, the flagship light commercial vehicle, boasts a five-star Euro NCAP safety rating and secured second place in the International Van of the Year (IVOTY) 2026 competition, also taking home the What Van? 2026 Zero Emission Van Award. Additionally, the audience got a glimpse of the next generation Farizon SV model for the 2027 model year (MY27), which will feature an updated powertrain with enhanced battery performance and all-wheel drive capability.

For urban and last-mile logistics, the compact Farizon V7E offers low operational costs, best-in-class cargo capacity, and an ultra-low loading height, even earning a spot as a finalist in the IVOTY 2027 competition. Rounding out the collection is the Homtruck, a zero-emission heavy-duty truck tailored for long-haul transportation of heavy goods.

To ensure the reliable operation of fleets, Geely Farizon is significantly expanding its infrastructure across Europe. After establishing its European headquarters and subsidiaries in Germany and France, where the SV and V7E models were launched in April 2026, the brand's distribution network now spans 28 European countries. Maintaining high vehicle readiness is supported by a two-tier spare parts supply network, with a central warehouse located in Gaggenau, Germany, capable of delivering components across Europe within one to six business days. This operation is bolstered by the Global Spare Parts Distribution Center in Ningbo, China, which benefits from the integrated supply chain of the