FARIZON to Establish First Overseas Spare Parts Warehouse in Europe

Germany – 29 Dec. 2025/Chinatrucks.org/ – On November 24, FARIZON signed a cooperation agreement in London with European logistics provider Duvenbeck and Amass Leanway, a subsidiary of Meishe International Group. Under the agreement, the three parties will cooperate on logistics operations in Europe and jointly establish FARIZON’s first overseas spare parts warehouse in the region, supporting the company’s long-term development in the European market.

Fan Xianjun, CEO of FARIZON, attended the signing ceremony. The agreement was signed by Xue Tao, General Manager of FARIZON’s International Marketing Company; Marco Nazzari, Chief Commercial Officer of Duvenbeck; and Wen Renhong, Chairman of Amass Leanway.

Europe is a core overseas market for FARIZON and a key region in its global expansion strategy. In the first half of this year, FARIZON ranked first in export sales in several European markets, including the United Kingdom, Spain, and Belgium. The company’s operations currently cover 26 European countries, supported by a network of 61 sales outlets and 69 service outlets, enabling simultaneous market expansion and after-sales support.

To further strengthen localized operations, FARIZON has optimized its European organizational structure and plans to further segment regional markets. The company also plans to establish a European subsidiary to operate closer to local customers and capture additional growth opportunities across the region.

According to the agreement, the European spare parts warehouse will be located in Germany and is scheduled to begin operations in the first quarter of 2026. Germany’s central position in Europe provides logistical advantages for regional distribution. Leveraging local logistics networks and partner resources, the warehouse will provide dealers with integrated services covering warehousing, delivery, and after-sales support.

Once operational, the facility is expected to significantly reduce international transport distances and logistics costs, while improving responsiveness for large-volume and urgent spare parts. Regular orders are expected to be delivered across Europe within one to six working days. The order-to-delivery time (OTD) to main distributors is expected to be shortened by 40 to 60 days. The cooperation is expected to strengthen coordination among the three partners and support further expansion of FARIZON’s in Europe.

FARIZON continues to pursue coordinated development across domestic and overseas markets. In October 2025, the company ranked first in both monthly and cumulative sales in China’s new energy commercial vehicle sector. Its market share in the new energy logistics vehicle segment reached 21.3%, marking its 42nd consecutive month at the top of the industry.

In overseas markets, supported by Geely’s global resources and international experience, FARIZON is accelerating its global expansion and building new growth momentum. In the first half of 2025, FARIZON ranked second in export volume among new energy commercial vehicle manufacturers, with year-on-year growth of approximately 372.93%. Through a value-chain approach combining products and ecosystem development, the company is strengthening its presence in both domestic and international markets.

Looking ahead, FARIZON said it will continue to focus on smart and green commercial mobility solutions, with the aim of becoming a leading global player in the new energy commercial vehicle sector and contributing to the global transition toward lower-carbon transportation.

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