Farizon publishes France brief for 2027 SV van, from 43,000 euros excluding VAT with about 380 km WLTP range
By Eve
On 27 October, Geely's electric commercial vehicle brand Farizon released a French presentation file for its 2027 model year SV. It lists the SV 2WD from 43,000 euros excluding VAT and the SV AWD from 50,500 euros excluding VAT, both as "from" prices. The quoted ranges are tied to different set-ups: 384 km WLTP combined for the L1H1 2WD with an 83.66 kWh battery, and 380 km for the L2H1 AWD with a 100.46 kWh battery. The article notes the document does not explicitly say the entry price matches the 384 km configuration.
Why it matters
Buyers and fleet operators should get the price, body size, battery and range pairing confirmed in writing before comparing quotes or planning depot charging. Differing battery capacities also change the energy each van needs per charge, which feeds into charger sizing and power planning.
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- Original title
- [FR] “Près de 400 km d’autonomie et 18 minutes de recharge : cet utilitaire chinois arrive en France”
- Published
- 2 November 2026
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- Electric Vehicles
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- France
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- Farizon
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