On August 10, Farizon New Energy Commercial Vehicle Group held an official rollout ceremony for its 600,000th vehicle, Homtruck, the unit rolled out this time of which is engineered for the European market. Farizon has thus become the world’s first new energy commercial vehicle brand to hit this landmark production volume. Over the past decade, Farizon has evolved from China’s exclusive trailblazer in new energy commercial vehicles into a global leader driving green intelligent mobility transformation. Trust from 600,000 global users fully proves worldwide market recognition of Chinese new energy commercial vehicles.
Behind the Milestone: Farizon’s Rapid Overseas Growth
H1 2026, Farizon recorded total exports, jumping 123% year-on-year to claim the industry’s top export ranking. The brand led export volumes in 28 countries and regions such as the UK, Australia and the UAE, and sustained robust growth with a further 13.2% year-on-year rise in overseas shipments in July. Throughout the first half of 2026, its electric medium and large vans dominated Australia’s corresponding segment with a 25% market share. In June, Farizon’s van lineup secured a 27% retail market share to become Hong Kong’s best-selling van model. In Brazil, Farizon’s light electric commercial vehicles ranked first in new vehicle registrations in first half of 2026, holding a 28% market penetration rate. Such strong performance powers the fast global expansion of China’s new energy commercial vehicles.
Homtruck acts as Farizon’s core technological platform, and the model rolled out at the ceremony, which is fully adapted to EU regulations and local operational demands, features optimized driving range, operating economy and safety standards. Widely hailed as the flagship all-electric long-haul truck, Homtruck is equipped with a 600-kWh battery pack offering a 500-kilometer range, dual fast-charging ports and a 1.5-million-kilometer B10 design lifespan. The Homtruck came off the production line as the 600,000th vehicle, resets energy consumption and operational efficiency benchmarks for European long-haul logistics and accelerates heavy-duty truck electrification across Europe.
One Geely: Passenger and Commercial Vehicle Synergy — From Tech Empowerment to Systematic Integration
Farizon’s milestone of 600,000 cumulative units is backed by Geely’s integrated passenger-commercial vehicle synergy strategy.
In terms of technological empowerment, Farizon draws on Geely’s full-scenario smart mobility ecosystem and full-stack AI infrastructure to build its core technical system centered on powertrains, AI and proprietary vehicle architectures. Leveraging Geely’s world-leading expertise in intelligent electric passenger cars, Farizon developed China’s first exclusively-developed digital architecture dedicated to new energy heavy trucks. This joint R&D foundation equips Homtruck with premium technical capabilities, enabling continuous intelligent iteration as an upgradable zero-carbon mobility platform.
In terms of integrated supply and service systems, Farizon adopts a shared development model for passenger and commercial vehicles to build a coordinated global supply chain and dual domestic-international aftersales network. Farizon launched its Global Spare Part Distribution Center in Ningbo in July, lifting commercial vehicle aftersales standards to match Geely’s mature global passenger vehicle service system. Back in April, the brand opened its first European spare parts warehouse in Gaggenau, Germany. Supported by Geely’s long-standing local European partner network, standard spare parts orders reach regional operators within one to six working days, cutting distributors’ order-to-delivery lead times by 40 to 60 days. The Ningbo and Gaggenau facilities operate as a coordinated dual-hub network, transferring Geely’s 40 years of global passenger vehicle service experience to fully support Farizon’s international commercial vehicle business.
Through shared technologies, unified operational systems, global product exports and localized industrial ecosystems, Farizon translates Geely’s passenger-commercial synergy strategy into tangible global market competitiveness.
Targeting 2030: Leading the Green Future with Zero-Carbon Technologies
Transport decarbonization has become a global consensus amid mounting climate challenges. Heavy trucks account for a large share of road transport carbon emissions, making their electrification essential to achieving global carbon neutrality targets. Every all-electric Homtruck delivers the same haulage capacity as traditional diesel trucks with zero operational tailpipe emissions. In H1 2026, Farizon reduced full-lifecycle carbon emissions per ton-kilometer by 16% and per-unit manufacturing carbon emissions by 16.9% against the 2021 baseline, accumulating verified carbon credit assets of 25,000 tons to date. These measurable green achievements reflect Farizon’s consistent sustainability commitments to global partners and deliver a Chinese solution for sustainable worldwide transport development.
The 600,000-unit milestone marks a brand-new starting point. Earlier this year, Farizon released its “30111” Strategy, supported by four core upgrade pillars: 3.0 technologies, 3.0 products, 3.0 ecosystems and comprehensive global expansion. The brand targets annual sales of one million units by 2030, aiming to rank first in China’s commercial vehicle market and lead the global new energy commercial vehicle sector. Beyond standalone vehicles, Farizon provides complete full-value-chain zero-carbon mobility solutions covering R&D, manufacturing, fleet operation and aftersales support.
A Decade in the Making: 600,000-vehicle Milestone. From exporting single products to building deep-rooted local ecosystems worldwide, Farizon has grown from a domestic industry leader to a global benchmark. Empowered by Geely’s passenger-commercial vehicle synergy, and driven by electrification, intelligent connectivity and zero-carbon innovation, Farizon writes a new chapter for the globalization of China’s new energy commercial vehicles.
