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China’s electric Farizon SuperVan makes Apac debut in Singapore

Offering from the Geely-owned commercial vehicle brand features technology normally found in passenger EVs

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Derryn Wong

Derryn Wong

Published Mon, Feb 17, 2025 · 04:10 PM
    • Farizon's SuperVan will be launched in Singapore on Feb 18 by distributor Hong Seh Motors.
    • Farizon's SuperVan will be launched in Singapore on Feb 18 by distributor Hong Seh Motors. PHOTO: HONG SEH MOTORS

    SINGAPORE is the first market in the Asia-Pacific outside China to see the debut and deliveries of the SuperVan, a full-electric light goods vehicle (LGV) from Geely-owned China manufacturer Farizon.

    The van will be launched by Farizon and its Singapore distributor Hong Seh Motors on Tuesday (Feb 18), with 10 units already pre-sold.

    The SuperVan debuted in its home country in April 2024 and was previewed in Hong Kong in December the same year.

    Commercial vehiclesGeelyElectric vehiclesChinaChina Car Sales

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