Geely's Farizon Electric Trucks Make Australian Debut
Chinese Automaker Expands EV Offerings to Australian Commercial Sector
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Chinese automotive giant Geely Auto has announced its entry into the Australian light commercial vehicle market through its Farizon brand, specialising in electric commercial vehicles.
This move signifies a notable expansion of electric vehicle (EV) offerings in Australia's commercial sector.
Partnering with global distributor Abdul Latif Jameel, Geely plans to introduce Farizon's electric vans and trucks to the Australian market in the first half of 2025. The collaboration aims to appoint east-coast automotive retailers to facilitate the distribution and servicing of these vehicles.
Farizon's entry into Australia positions it alongside existing Chinese EV commercial vehicle brands such as JAC and Foton. The brand's focus on electric commercial vehicles aligns with the growing demand for sustainable transport solutions, particularly in urban logistics and delivery services.
For Australian businesses, the introduction of Farizon's electric trucks offers an opportunity to diversify their fleets with environmentally friendly options. This could lead to reduced operational costs over time, given the lower maintenance and fuel expenses associated with electric vehicles.
As the Australian government continues to support the transition to cleaner transportation, the arrival of Farizon's electric commercial vehicles provides businesses with additional choices to meet both regulatory requirements and consumer expectations for sustainable practices.
Published:Tuesday, 23rd Dec 2025 Source: Paige Estritori
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