Farizon electric van gets Government grant


Farizon has confirmed that every version of its SV electric panel van qualifies for the Government’s plug-in van grant (PiVG), offering even better value for buyers. Available in five lengths and three battery sizes, the SV range is priced from £45,000 or £40,000 with the PiVG applied, rising to £51,000 for the largest model with the biggest battery.
The SV features a single electric drivetrain delivering 231PS, and offers a choice of eight variants. These range from the compact L1 H1 (4990mm long, 1980mm high) to the larger L3 H3 (5995mm long, 2500mm high), with payloads up to 1390kg and load volumes between 6.95 and 13 cubic metres.


Battery choices include 67kWh and 83kWh for L1 and L2 models, while the largest variant is available with 83kWh or 106kWh packs.

WLTP range spans from 177 to 247 miles, and DC fast charging at 120-140kW is supported, depending on the van's battery.

All SV models are generously equipped with heated and ventilated seats, a heated windscreen, automatic headlights with Intelligent High Beam, rain-sensing wipers and a 360° Surround View camera system. There’s also a standard-fit payload monitoring system, which uses ride-height sensors and displays weight data on the dash. Drivers are alerted if the load exceeds legal limits. The SV also offers a 2.0-tonne towing capacity.

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