Dubai: Farizon UAE, operated by Jameel Motors, has partnered with Neo Mobility in the UAE’s largest commercial electric vehicle (EV) fleet deal to date, underscoring both companies’ commitment to advancing sustainable transport and supporting national green mobility targets.
Under the agreement, Jameel Motors Farizon UAE has delivered 100 all-electric Farizon SV Panel Vans, now fully operational within Neo Mobility’s last-mile and e-commerce delivery network, serving major online retail and fulfilment players.
The partnership extends beyond vehicle supply to include co-development of scalable fleet management programs, financing solutions, deployment of charging infrastructure, battery lifecycle programs, and technology integration through telematics, route optimization, predictive maintenance, and data analytics. Workforce training and certification for EV maintenance and charging operations are also part of the collaboration, alongside joint strategies to expand the EV ecosystem in the region.
Abhishek Shah, Co-Founder and CEO of Neo Mobility, said, “This strategic partnership brings us closer to operating one of the region’s most advanced and environmentally responsible logistics fleets. The Farizon SV Panel Van has already demonstrated exceptional performance, and we look forward to scaling this collaboration as we expand sustainable mobility across the country.”
Neo Mobility, founded by Abhishek Shah and Anish Garg, operates proprietary charging infrastructure and supports electrification efforts for e-commerce, food delivery, logistics, and ride-hailing companies. The company is a DEWA-approved charge point operator and plans to expand into Saudi Arabia.
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Eddy AlChaar, General Manager of Jameel Motors (Farizon UAE), said, “Our partnership with Neo Mobility reflects a shared vision for cleaner, smarter fleet solutions. The deployment of Farizon SV vehicles strengthens the UAE’s leadership in sustainable mobility and sets new benchmarks for the logistics sector.”
The Farizon SV Panel Vans are designed for urban logistics, offering zero-emission performance, optimized cargo capacity, advanced connectivity, and safety technology.
Building on the success of the initial deployment, the two companies plan to expand their fleet with an additional 500 electric vehicles in 2026, including a diversified mix for last-mile and intercity logistics, with potential expansion into Saudi Arabia.
