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Farizon Homtruck

Farizon's Homtruck, Geely's long-haul electric tractor, shown in Hanover for Europe: a 600 kWh LFP battery, about 500 km, two fast-charging ports. Power, weights, charging power, price and a launch date are not yet published.

Battery600 kWh
Range500 km
Farizon HomtruckPhoto: Geely Farizon
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General 6 / 15

ModelModel name as soldHomtruck↗
Vehicle typee.g. tractor, rigidBattery-electric tractor unit, long-haul↗
Axle configuration4x2, 6x2, 6x4 … Transportmedia (10 September 2026) writes that the Homtruck uses one driven axle, which would not fit a 6x4; Farizon has not published the axle configuration6x4↗
Gross combination weightMaximum, as homologatednot published
Kerb weight, tractornot published
Payload, with a standard trailernot published
Payload if the Council position on 96/53/EC is adopted42 t for 5 axles, 44 t for 6 axlesA 6-axle combination would go to 44 t under the Council position: about 2,000 kg more payload kg↗
Drive-axle load at maximum payloadSingle drive axle limit 11,500 kg (4x2); rear bogie 19,000 kgRear bogie up to 19,000 kg, so the drive-axle limit is not the constraint it is for a 4x2 kg↗
Overall length, tractornot published
Overall widthnot published
Overall heightnot published
Wheelbasenot published
Turning circle with a 13.6 m semi-trailer96/53/EC: 360° between 12.5 m outer and 5.3 m inner radiusnot published
Top speedEU limiter is 90not published
Clean-sheet design or converted diesel platformclean sheet / adapted platformClean-sheet design↗

Battery 2 / 9

Battery capacity, installed (gross)Farizon does not say whether this is the installed or the usable capacity600 kWh↗ ↗
Battery capacity, usableNot publishednot published
Cell chemistryAs reported by Transportmedia; Farizon's releases do not name the chemistryLFP (lithium iron phosphate)↗
Cell suppliernot published
System voltageOften described as a ~900 V platformnot published
Pack architecturecell-to-pack, modules …not published
Battery life, ratedNot published for the battery. Farizon gives a 'B10' design life of 1.5 million km for the truck (the distance by which no more than 1 truck in 10 should need a major repair)not published
Operating temperature, battery and thermal systemnot published
Battery warrantyyears / km / % state of healthnot published

Range and energy 2 / 8

Range, conservatively ratedFarizon's August release says 500 km, its IAA release 'over 500 km'; test conditions not published500 km↗ ↗
Range, favourable conditionsnot published
Range, real-world European usenot published
Range test conditionGCW, speed, temperature, route — not publishednot published
Energy consumption, field testsVaried routes and payloads; ≈ 1.51 kWh/milenot published
Test fleet mileageGermany and Austria, customer operations, mid-2026not published
Drag coefficient (Cd)Farizon's claim as reported by Transportmedia; whether with or without trailer is not stated0.351↗
Regenerative braking, peaknot published

Charging 2 / 6

DC charge portsPlug type and charging power not publishedTwo fast-charging ports↗
Max DC charge power2 × about 330 kWnot published
Charge time 20–80 %With suitable dual CCS2 chargersnot published
Megawatt Charging System (MCS)Yes: per the report every truck it compared offers megawatt charging, except the DAF XG Electric↗
AC chargingnot published
Vehicle-to-grid / bidirectionalyes / nonot published

Powertrain 1 / 7

Motor layoute-axle on the drive axles, like every new entrant the report had data for↗
Continuous power≈ 536 hpnot published
Peak power≈ 941 hpnot published
Peak torqueAt the motor or at the wheel, say whichnot published
Transmissiondirect drive, 2-speed, 4-speed …not published
Gradeability at GCWnot published
Acceleration 0–80 km/h at GCWnot published

Cab and equipment 3 / 7

Cab typeAerodynamic cab with a fully flat floor↗
Standard equipmentCamera monitors instead of mirrors: two side screens show the rear-view camera images↗
Power take-off (ePTO)not published
Driver positionleft, right, centrenot published
Driver assistance (ADAS)AEB, lane keeping, adaptive cruise …not published
Euro NCAP ratingStars, or not testedNot tested; no new entrant in the report has a Euro NCAP rating↗
TyresMichelin, Continental and Goodyear are named as suppliersnot published

Service and warranty 0 / 5

Service intervalnot published
Vehicle warrantyyears / kmnot published
Service network in EuropeOwn workshops, partners, mobile servicenot published
Over-the-air updatesyes / nonot published
Telematics / fleet portalnot published

Production and market 3 / 11

Production / assemblyMa'anshan plant, China: the European-specification Homtruck presented as Farizon's 600,000th vehicle came off the line there in August 2026↗ ↗
Key suppliersnot published
First European customerNot confirmed. 50 Homtrucks were announced for the German operator Duvenbeck for 2025; Farizon has not said whether they were delivered (trans.info, 21 August 2026)not published
HomologationFarizon has not published the type approval itself (trans.info, August 2026)Built to meet EU rules, per Farizon; Transportmedia calls the IAA truck the homologated version↗ ↗
Availability in EuropeShown at IAA 2026 on the open-air grounds, stand P55: its first showing to an international audienceComing soon to Europe, per Farizon; no launch date or first market given↗ ↗ ↗ ↗
Trucks delivered to datenot published
List price, EuropeNot publishednot published
Lease rateTerm and mileagenot published
Maintenance costContract or estimatenot published
Residual value after 5 yearsOf list pricenot published
Toll and CO₂ classEU CO₂ class 5 = zero-emissionnot published

Company 2 / 3

ManufacturerFarizon Auto, the commercial-vehicle brand of Geely Holding, China↗
Websitefarizonauto.com↗
Sales contactnot published

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