From September 14 to 20, the biennial IAA Transportation 2026 — the world’s premier commercial vehicle exhibition — will be held at the Hanover Exhibition Center in Germany. Farizon New Energy Commercial Vehicles will make its IAA debut, unveiling three flagship products — the Homtruck, Super VAN and Xingxiang V7E — at Stand P55.
Deepening the Global Footprint
European localization accelerates
As the world’s first new energy commercial vehicle brand to reach 600,000 units in cumulative sales, Farizon has upgraded its overseas strategy from “product exports” to “ecosystem rooting.” Behind this transformation is the “One Geely” passenger-commercial vehicle synergy: Farizon draws on Geely’s global technology strengths and more than two decades of localized operations in Europe, channeling mature passenger-vehicle new energy and intelligent technologies into commercial vehicles to deliver a “passenger-car-grade” intelligent driving experience and dependable quality to the European market.
To date, Farizon’s business spans 70 countries, with more than 150 sales outlets and over 200 overseas service centers. In the first half of 2026, Farizon ranked first in the industry in cumulative overseas exports, up 123% year on year, topping the export rankings in 28 countries and regions including the UK, Australia and the UAE. In August, international shipments continued to gain momentum, surging 99.1% year on year.
Farizon’s strategic layout in Europe is particularly solid. Following the launch of its European headquarters, Farizon Mobility Europe B.V., and the establishment of subsidiaries in Germany and France, the brand has officially entered both core markets this year, moving from breadth of coverage to deep rooting. Meanwhile, the European parts warehouse in Gaggenau, Germany, has entered operation, working with the Ningbo international parts distribution center to form a “domestic–Europe” dual-warehouse system that significantly shortens parts delivery lead times across Europe. In Indonesia, the KD plant has rolled out complete vehicles, bringing its first overseas assembly plant into scaled operation and upgrading the brand from complete-vehicle exports to local manufacturing.
“We’re not just here to sell vehicles — we come with a complete European operating system to serve our customers,” the company said. This full-ecosystem solution covers the entire customer lifecycle from purchase and use to maintenance and replacement, directly answering European logistics companies’ deep need for a “reliable partner.”
Three Products on Display
Speaking to the global market with internationally certified strength
All vehicles showcased at this year’s exhibition are developed in-house on a pure-electric, digitally intelligent architecture, comply with UNECE regulations and have obtained EU market access certification, covering mainstream commercial scenarios such as long-haul logistics and urban delivery.
Homtruck: Serving as Farizon’s technology flagship, the European version of its pure electric heavy-duty truck is equipped with a 600 kWh battery, delivers a range of more than 500 km, and features a B10 design life of 1.5 million km, meeting Europe’s stringent operating standards.
Super VAN: With a maximum cargo volume of 13 m³, it accommodates five Euro pallets. It has claimed the runner-up title in the IVOTY 2026 International Van of the Year awards and the What Van? 2026 Zero Emission Van of the Year award, and achieved a five-star Euro NCAP safety rating.
Xingxiang V7E: Offering a cargo volume of 6.95 m³, a range of 328 km and a payload of 1,373 kg, it comes standard with more than 14 ADAS features. It has made the top three finals of the IVOTY 2027 awards, with the final result to be revealed on the evening of September 14.
After a decade of adhering to long-termism and in-house R&D, Farizon has advanced from a domestic leader to a player deeply integrated into the global industrial chain. At this year’s IAA, Farizon will uphold its brand mission of “creating smart connectivity and leading green commercial transport,” practice its “born global” philosophy, and work with global partners to build a green logistics ecosystem for a sustainable future.
