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DragonSea Adds 37 Farizon Electric Vans to Its UK Fleet

            The two-year lease agreement for 37 Farizon SV vans with DragonSea was arranged by Driveway Vehicle Solutions, while Pentagon Farizon Derby is handling the supply of the vehicles.

            The SV L1H1 models are equipped with 93 kWh batteries, offer 6.95 m³ of cargo space, feature a maximum payload of 1,265 kg, and have a load height of 550 mm. Under the WLTP cycle, the vehicle has a declared range of up to 234 miles (377 kilometers). This makes it an ideal choice for DragonSea’s door-to-door moving operations. 

            Ben Lowe, Business Development Director at Driveway Vehicle Solutions, stated: "DragonSea presented a particularly interesting challenge. The company needed an electric van capable of transporting bulky and heavy household goods while ensuring the range and reliability required to support their specialized moving service."

            Following a thorough evaluation of available options, Mr. Lowe confirmed that the Farizon SV was selected for its payload capacity, cargo space, and range. Zoe Tonks, Sales Director at Farizon Auto UK, added: "This agreement with DragonSea highlights another practical application of the Farizon SV’s distinctive features. With one of the highest load capacities among vans of its size, a range of up to 234 miles, and the latest driver comfort and convenience features, the SV model is ideal for meeting this client's needs." 

            This order comes as Farizon expands its presence in the UK. In April, Farizon unveiled the new V7E mid-size electric van at the Birmingham Commercial Vehicle Show. This vehicle was designed specifically for urban logistics applications, featuring a platform purpose-built for electric vehicles. At the same time, the company introduced a series of upgrades for the SV 2026 large electric van, including a new trim level called "Core."

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