Farizon’s newly launched SV electric van has qualified for the Government’s £5k Plug-in Van Grant (PiVG), cutting the entry price down to £40k.

The reduction is available across the line-up, which includes L1 H2, L2 H2, L2 H3 and L3 H3 configurations, adding further appeal to the EV newcomer.

Imported by Jameel Motors UK, the SV has been developed by Farizon, the commercial vehicle division of Chinese auto giant Geely, and built from the ground up on a bespoke EV platform.

It’s available in five different sizes and with three battery options, offering a combined WLTP range of 177 to 247 miles and fast-charging capabilities of up to 140kW. It also features a host of innovations. These include drive-by-wire technology, a 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 trim level comes with several premium features as standard, including a 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.

Farizon SV pricing including Plug-in Van Grant (excl. 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.