Farizon F3EPrice, range and running costs
The Farizon F3E starts from $48,990 + on-roads with a claimed range of 314 km. At 30,000 km a year in NSW it costs about $3,207 a year to charge, mostly at the depot or home, against about $6,339 of diesel for a Toyota HiAce LWB.
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Charging this van
The Farizon F3E (Cab Chassis), charged overnight. Times include about 10% charging losses.
A 7 kW charger covers a normal day overnight. At a depot, a three-phase charger fills it at up to 11 kW, about one and a half times as fast, which helps on long days or when vans share chargers.
Versions
| Version | Price | Battery | Claimed range | Payload | Cargo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cab Chassis | $48,990 + on-roads | 72.8 kWh | 314 km | 1,705 kg | – |
| Tray | $50,990 + on-roads | 72.8 kWh | 314 km | – | – |
| Cargo Box | $53,490 + on-roads | 72.8 kWh | 314 km | – | – |
Light-duty electric cab-chassis sharing the V7E van's cab, sold as a bare cab-chassis, a factory tray or a cargo box. Payload is up to 1,705 kg (bare cab-chassis). Energy use is our estimate from the 72.8 kWh battery and 314 km WLTP range. Service cost and interval are our estimates.
Running costs against a diesel Toyota HiAce LWB
Charging plus servicing a year in NSW, 80% charged at the depot or home. Scheduled service every 12 months or 20,000 km, about $350 a visit (our estimate). Warranty: 5 yrs / 200,000 km (battery 8 yrs / 200,000 km).
| A year | F3E | Toyota HiAce LWB | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15,000 km | $1,954 | $3,900 | $1,946 |
| 30,000 km | $3,732 | $7,434 | $3,702 |
| 50,000 km | $6,221 | $12,390 | $6,170 |
Reliability, warranty and downtime
For a business, the kilometre limit matters more than the years: a van doing 30,000 km a year uses up a 160,000 km warranty in about five years. How to cut downtime risk.
The Farizon F3E has been sold here for under two years, so there's little Australian fleet history yet. That isn't a bad sign, but lean on the warranty and ask the dealer about loan vans and parts.
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Common questions
How much is the Farizon F3E in Australia?
From $48,990 + on-roads. Businesses registered for GST can usually claim the GST back.
How far can the Farizon F3E go?
Up to 314 km claimed. Expect less when loaded or on the highway; around 70% of the claim is a safe planning figure for a full load.
How much does it cost to charge a Farizon F3E?
About $24.68 for a full charge at home on the NSW default rate, or about $50.96 at a 70c/kWh fast charger.
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