Farizon Auto has cut prices on its SuperVan electric commercial line-up, lowering costs by up to $8,500 while adding a new long-wheelbase model to the local range. The Australian importer, Jameel Motors, announced the changes alongside the launch of a flagship Super Long Wheelbase High Roof variant.
Lower costs and a new flagship
The cheapest model in the range, the Short Wheelbase Low Roof, now starts from $62,990 plus on-road costs after an $8,500 reduction. This price drop brings the entry point closer to the LDV eDeliver 7, which is currently the cheapest battery electric van available in Australia at $57,990 for eligible buyers. A matching $8,500 reduction applies to the Long Wheelbase Low Roof variant, now priced from $64,990. The Long Wheelbase High Roof model sees a $7,000 cut, starting at $69,490 plus on-road costs.
Leading the updated list is the new SuperVan SLWB High Roof. Priced from $77,490 plus on-road costs, this variant features a larger 106kWh nickel-manganese-cobalt battery pack. This upgrade, compared to the 83kWh unit in standard models, delivers a claimed WLTP driving range of up to 398km.
Details on the new variant
Designed for high-volume freight, trade, and delivery fleets, the new model offers 13 cubic metres of cargo space. The load bay measures 3695mm long, 1795mm wide, and 1960mm high. Despite the extra length compared to smaller models, the SLWB High Roof retains a payload capacity of 1075kg and a towing rating of 2000kg.
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“We’re continuing to see strong interest from businesses looking to transition towards electric commercial vehicles, particularly when the products are designed around real operational requirements,” said Jameel Motors Australia country general manager Adam Lawson. “The introduction of the SV SLWB high roof and revised pricing across the SV range allows us to offer greater flexibility across a wider range of business applications, while making the transition to electric mobility more accessible for Australian operators.”
2026 Farizon SuperVan pricing (excluding on-road costs):
- SV SWB Low Roof – $62,990 (-$8500)
- SV LWB Low Roof – $64,990 (-$8500)
- SV LWB High Roof – $69,490 (-$7000)
- SV SLWB High Roof – $77,490 (New Variant)
The repositioned SuperVan line-up sits alongside Farizon’s V7E compact van, which is priced at $49,990 drive-away. This model competes directly with the LDV eDeliver 5 (from $47,990 for eligible buyers) and the Kia PV5 Cargo ($55,990 + ORCs). So far in 2026, through July, the brand has sold 209 vehicles, with 149 of those being SuperVan variants.
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