Farizon SV Electric Van – Full Vanaways Review
Welcome back to another Vanaways van review. Today, we’re looking at something a little different from the usual diesel-powered workhorses. This is the Farizon SV, a 100% electric commercial van engineered from the ground up as an EV — not a diesel conversion.
With zero tailpipe emissions, rapid charging, and class-leading range and payload figures, the Farizon SV is aimed squarely at UK fleets and sole traders looking to electrify without sacrificing practicality. So, let’s take a proper look at what it offers and how it stacks up in the real world.
Performance, Motor & Battery Options

Under the Farizon SV’s skin sits a 170kW (231PS) electric motor, producing 336Nm of instant torque sent to the front wheels. As you’d expect from an EV, power delivery is smooth, immediate, and far more responsive than a traditional diesel van — particularly useful in stop-start urban driving or when joining faster roads.
One of the SV’s biggest strengths is flexibility. Buyers can choose from three battery sizes:
- 67kWh
- 83kWh
- 106kWh
Depending on configuration, the SV offers a WLTP combined range of up to 247 miles, with city-only figures reaching as high as 342 miles on certain battery options. That makes it well suited not only to urban delivery routes, but also longer intercity work.
Charging downtime is kept impressively low. Thanks to DC rapid charging, the battery can be topped up from 20–80% in around 36 minutes, making opportunity charging during breaks or depot stops genuinely viable.
With no engine oil, belts, or traditional drivetrain servicing to worry about, ongoing maintenance should also be simpler and cheaper than diesel equivalents.
Size Options, Dimensions & Payload
The Farizon SV has been designed as a modular platform, offering five body size configurations ranging from L1 H1 all the way up to L3 H3. This gives businesses the flexibility to choose a van that fits their exact workload rather than compromising on size.
Key figures include:
- Load volume: up to 13 cubic metres
- Maximum payload: up to 1,350kg
Those numbers put the SV right up against established diesel and electric rivals in the large van segment.
Another standout feature is the exceptionally low loading height, at roughly 550mm. That makes a real difference when loading heavy or repetitive cargo, reducing driver fatigue and improving day-to-day efficiency.
Key Features
Load Area & Practicality

Around the back, the Farizon SV continues to impress with a clean, square load bay that’s easy to work with. The shape is ideal for:
- Palletised loads
- Bulky or irregular items
- Bespoke racking systems
Inside the load area you’ll find:
- Pre-installed anchor points for securing cargo
- Wide-opening rear doors, with an optional 270° door swing for tight depots
- A flat, low floor, which makes moving goods in and out noticeably easier
It’s a genuinely practical space that feels designed around real-world commercial use rather than just headline figures.
Interior, Infotainment & Technology

Step into the cabin and it’s immediately clear that this isn’t a traditional bare-bones work van. The Farizon SV’s interior feels modern, premium, and driver-focused.
The dashboard is dominated by a 12.3-inch floating touchscreen, handling navigation, media, vehicle settings, and connectivity. Alongside it sits a 7-inch digital driver display, clearly presenting speed, range, and driving information at a glance.
Standard tech highlights include:
- Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- Integrated navigation and media controls
- Digital driver information display
Higher trim levels add welcome comfort features such as:
- Heated seats
- Heated multi-function steering wheel
Importantly, Farizon hasn’t gone fully touch-only. Physical buttons remain for key functions, making adjustments quick and intuitive while driving — a big plus for safety and usability.
Overall, the cabin feels closer to a modern passenger EV than a traditional commercial vehicle.
Driver Comfort, Controls & Safety

From behind the wheel, the Farizon SV feels thoughtfully designed for long working days. Controls are laid out logically, visibility is excellent thanks to the high seating position, and the van feels easy to place on the road despite its size.
Driver assistance and safety tech is a major strength. Features include:
- Intelligent cruise control for motorway driving
- Forward collision warning
- Cross-traffic alert for safer manoeuvring
- A full suite of advanced driver assistance systems
One particularly useful feature is the real-time payload monitoring system, which shows exactly how much weight you’re carrying. For fleets and owner-drivers alike, this is a huge benefit for staying legal, safe, and efficient.
The result is a van that feels confidence-inspiring and supportive, whether you’re doing long-distance runs or navigating busy city streets.
Storage & Everyday Usability
Practical storage is another strong point. Up front you’ll find:
- Large dash-top trays for paperwork or devices
- Deep door bins for bottles and tools
- Multiple cup holders and cubbies
- Comfortable, supportive seating with excellent forward visibility
It’s a workspace that genuinely helps drivers stay organised and productive throughout the day.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Strong electric range – up to 247 miles WLTP (and over 300 miles in city use on some specs)
Fast charging capability – 20–80% in around 36 minutes
Multiple battery options – 67kWh, 83kWh, or 106kWh to suit different routes
Impressive payload for an EV – up to 1,350kg
Large, usable load space – up to 13m³ with a square, practical load bay
Very low loading height – reduces strain and speeds up loading/unloading
Modern, premium-feeling cabin – big screens, digital displays, quality materials
Excellent driver tech – adaptive cruise, collision warning, cross-traffic alert
Real-time payload monitoring – helps stay legal and efficient
Quiet, smooth, car-like driving experience – ideal for urban and mixed routes
Zero tailpipe emissions – compliant with ULEZ and future regulations
Cons
New brand in the UK – less established dealer network than traditional rivals
Higher upfront cost than diesel vans (without grants or incentives)
Real-world range varies with payload, driving style, and weather
Charging infrastructure dependency – best suited to depot or home charging
Front-wheel drive only – may not suit all heavy-duty or off-road use cases
Some advanced features limited to higher trims
Vanaways Verdict – Is the Farizon SV Worth It?
Vanaways’ Top Highlights:
- Class-leading electric range and fast charging – up to 247 miles WLTP
- Flexible size options with strong payload – up to 13m³ and 1,350kg
- Car-like electric driving experience – smooth, quiet, and responsive
- Modern cabin tech and comfort features
- Advanced safety systems and payload monitoring
Final Thoughts
The Farizon SV represents a serious step forward for electric vans in the UK. It delivers genuine zero-emission performance without compromising on range, payload, or usability, while also offering a cabin and technology package that feels genuinely modern.
For businesses looking to electrify their fleet without sacrificing day-to-day practicality, the Farizon SV absolutely deserves a closer look.
If you’d like to learn more about EV vans, Plug-In Van Grants, or which Farizon body size best suits your business, get in touch with one of our Vanaways sales representatives today.
Thanks for reading — and we’ll see you in the next review.