Jameel Motors, a Saudi Arabia-based leading provider of mobility solutions, and Zhejiang Geely Farizon New Energy Commercial Vehicle Group (Farizon Auto), the commercial vehicle sector of Geely Holding Group, a Chinese new energy commercial vehicle leader, have launched the Farizon H9E electric truck in UAE.
The launch of Farizon H9E electric truck in UAE builds on the strategic distribution agreement signed in January 2025 between Jameel Motors and Farizon Auto, which focuses on the distribution of innovative brands within Farizon Auto’s portfolio of new energy vehicles in the UAE.
The agreement, which saw the successful launch of the innovative all-electric Farizon SV model, is part of a major international collaboration across several markets, reflecting Jameel Motors’ ongoing commitment to introducing advanced green mobility solutions.
Farizon Auto is China’s first commercial vehicle brand to offer a full range of new energy products, including heavy trucks, light trucks, micro trucks, LCVs, and buses. Farizon Auto’s versatile H9E truck range is engineered to deliver reliable electric performance across diverse commercial applications.
From the nimble 4.5-ton variant ideal for urban deliveries to the robust 8-ton model, the H9E series combines practical functionality with zero-emission operation. The H9E truck range will be available for purchase in the UAE in second half of 2025.
Urs A. Läuppi China Businesses for GCC and After Market Parts and Exports, Jameel Motors
“The introduction of the Farizon H9E truck series aligns with our mission to provide cutting-edge, sustainable transportation solutions in the UAE. This addition to our portfolio enables businesses to electrify their fleets, reduce operational costs, and contribute to the nation’s carbon neutrality goals.”
With one of the most diverse line-ups of new energy vehicles, Jameel Motors is addressing the increasing demand for cleaner, more efficient commercial transport solutions in the UAE. This latest launch underscores its commitment to supporting the UAE’s transition toward more sustainable forms of mobility.
