Every Farizon van is fitted with a lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery — a chemistry chosen for its long cycle life, thermal stability and resistance to capacity degradation under regular fast charging. Both the SuperVan and V7E come with an 8-year / 200,000km battery warranty as standard, meaning the battery is fully covered for the typical working life of a commercial vehicle in New Zealand. Unlike older NMC chemistry used in some EVs, LFP cells are designed to handle daily high-utilisation duty cycles without significant long-term capacity fade, making them an ideal choice for businesses that rely on consistent range day after day.

Charging speed depends on the charger type and the model. The Farizon SuperVan supports up to 140kW DC fast charging, achieving a 20–80% charge in approximately 36 minutes on a compatible public fast charger, enough time for a break. The Farizon V7E features 2C liquid-cooled DC ultra-fast charging, reaching 20–80% in around 30 minutes. On a standard 11kW AC workplace or home charger, both vans can be fully recharged overnight ready for the next working day. Farizon vans are compatible with New Zealand's public charging network, including ChargeNet, Meridian EV and other providers, giving you access to over 1,000 public charge points nationwide.

Yes. Farizon vans are available through a range of purchase, lease and fleet finance options. Both operating and finance leases are available through your nearest Farizon dealer, with repayment structures tailored to suit sole traders, SMEs and large fleet operators. Electric vehicles typically deliver a lower total cost of ownership than diesel equivalents once fuel, maintenance and government incentive savings are factored in, making the business case for financing even stronger. Speak to your local Farizon dealer for a full breakdown of available finance products, current interest rates and how EV ownership can work within your business cashflow.

Every Farizon van sold in New Zealand comes with a comprehensive three-part warranty: a 5-year / 200,000km vehicle warranty covering the drivetrain, body and electrical systems; an 8-year / 200,000km battery warranty protecting the high-voltage battery pack against capacity loss and manufacturing defects; and 5 years of roadside assistance through an authorised nationwide network. The battery warranty in particular provides important peace of mind for commercial buyers. It ensures the battery remains covered for the typical working life of the vehicle, giving you confidence when calculating total cost of ownership and residual value.

The Farizon SuperVan is rated at up to 376km WLTP (106kWh variant) and the V7E at up to 329km WLTP. In real-world New Zealand conditions, accounting for payload, terrain, climate-control use, and driving style. Most operators report achieving 80–90% of the WLTP figure on mixed urban and regional routes. For inner-city delivery and service businesses covering 80–150km per day, either model comfortably completes a full day's work on a single charge. Regenerative braking in stop-start urban traffic can meaningfully extend range, while the SuperVan's larger 106kWh battery is well suited to businesses requiring longer regional range between charges.

The Farizon SuperVan offers a maximum payload of up to 1,390kg with up to 13m³ of loadspace — making it one of the highest-capacity electric light commercial vans available in New Zealand. It comes in four body configurations (L1H1, L1H2, L2H2 and L3H3) to suit different cargo requirements. The Farizon V7E carries up to 1,243kg with 7m³ of cargo volume, designed for urban last-mile delivery, trade services and courier work. Both vans feature a low, flat load floor for fast, ergonomic loading and unloading, and both are rated to carry the kind of real-world commercial payloads that NZ businesses need.

Farizon hasAa comprehensive dealership network and service centres across New Zealand — in Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga, Palmerston North, Wellington, Nelson, Christchurch and beyond, providing nationwide coverage for warranty claims, scheduled servicing and genuine parts. Electric vehicles require significantly less maintenance than diesel or petrol equivalents: there are no engine oil changes, no exhaust components, no clutch, no timing belt and far fewer moving parts overall. This means service intervals for Farizon vans are typically longer and per-service costs considerably lower than for ICE vehicles. All servicing is performed by Farizon-trained technicians using manufacturer-approved diagnostic tools and genuine parts, keeping your van running at peak performance and your business downtime to a minimum.

Yes. As 100% battery electric vehicles, Farizon vans qualify for a range of New Zealand government incentives and tax benefits. EVs are currently exempt from fringe benefit tax (FBT) on private use when provided to employees, a significant saving for businesses operating work vehicles. Farizon vans also benefit from lower road user charge (RUC) rates for light electric vehicles compared to diesel, reducing your per-kilometre operating costs. Business buyers may also be eligible for accelerated depreciation on EV assets under the IRD's current rules. We strongly recommend speaking with your accountant and your nearest Farizon dealer to understand exactly which incentives apply to your structure and how to maximise the financial benefit of switching to electric.

The Farizon SuperVan is available now across New Zealand, with multiple configurations in stock at our six dealerships from $74,990 driveaway. You can book a test drive online or through your nearest dealer and drive one today. The Farizon V7E is currently in the pre-order phase for New Zealand. Register your interest now to secure your place in the delivery queue and be among the first businesses to receive one when it arrives. Our dealers can walk you through full specifications, configuration options, finance arrangements, eligible government incentives and expected delivery timelines for both the SuperVan and V7E.