Everything we know about the Farizon V7E

Following the launch of its SV large van at the 2025 edition of the show, Farizon used the 2026 show to launch the all-new V7E medium-sized electric van. Let’s get into it.

The Farizon V7E is the next electric light commercial vehicle launched by the company. It is a medium-sized electric van and joins Farizon’s lineup alongside the larger SV electric van. It is available in one trim level with a choice of two battery sizes.

The Farizon V7E provides users with a 6.95 cubic metre load volume, a payload of up to 1,338kg, and a low 500 mm load lip height. Keeping things simple, V7E is available in a single body size with a choice of three paint finishes, one equipment-packed trim level, and can tow 750 kg unbraked and 1,000 kg braked.

The Farizon V7E is available with a choice of either a 50 kWh or a 67 kWh battery – the largest of which offers up to 204 miles of range.

The Farizon DV features a two-seat cabin with 15 storage cubbies and compartments. The centre armrest folds down so you can use the two extra-large cupholders embedded in it, and there’s a huge 45-litre storage compartment under the front passenger seat. Every V7E gets a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Bluetooth, DAB radio, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (the latter available from launch, unlike the SV), and a 360-degree surround view monitor. Behind the steering wheel is a seven-inch driver’s display and there are USB ports all over the place for device charging. The central control panel has honest-to-goodness physical buttons for the climate control, and this van’s steering wheel is adjustable for both reach and rake. Hard wearing fabrics are the order of the day for the upholstery, which is fine by us!

We were told that the new Farizon V7E has undergone rigorous testing to justify its five-year / 120,000-mile warranty. It’s also backed by a growing network of franchise dealers, nationwide maintenance, and service and repair coverage provided by the AA’s network of mobile vehicle technicians for four years.

The Farizon V7E has 17 safety systems as standard – including lane departure warning, adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, emergency braking and more – and is built from high-strength steel across 65 per cent of its body.

The Farizon V7E’s prices start at £28,000 for models fitted with the 50 kWh battery and £30,500 for those fitted with the 67 kWh battery. Both prices exclude delivery charge, VAT, ZEVG, VED and the first registration fee.

The Farizon V7E launched at the 2026 Commercial Vehicle Show held at the NEC in Birmingham on 21 April.

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