ZF, Farizon Expand Strategic Partnership To Accelerate Sustainable Vehicle Technologies

Mobility Outlook Bureau
19 Sep 2024
10:00 AM
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The partnership also extends to the creation and enhancement of the methanol-hydrogen fuel ecosystem.


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ZF and Farizon have announced an expansion of their strategic partnership through a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed at the IAA Transportation 2024.

The agreement, themed “Safe, Smart and Sustainable Journey to Farther Horizons,” aims to accelerate the adoption of ZF’s advanced technologies in Farizon’s new energy vehicles.

Building on a partnership established in June, this collaboration supports Farizon, a leading new energy commercial vehicle manufacturer under Geely Holding Group, in developing its methanol-hydrogen and electric-powered commercial vehicles. The expanded cooperation will include solutions for energy consumption optimization, truck-trailer safety, and higher levels of vehicle intelligence. ZF's state-of-the-art technologies—including transmissions, e-mobility solutions, braking, suspension, steering, and ADAS—will be applied across Farizon’s full range of vehicles, including heavy-duty trucks.

The partnership also extends to the creation and enhancement of the methanol-hydrogen fuel ecosystem. This fuel offers high energy density, cost-effectiveness, and environmental benefits, providing a sustainable alternative to traditional fuels.

“This cooperation demonstrates the commitment of both parties to technological innovation and market development,” said Prof Dr Peter Laier, Member of the ZF Board of Management and head of the Commercial Vehicle Solutions Division. “ZF is committed to combining technical expertise with flexible, open technology approaches to meet various transportation needs.”

Fan Xianjun, CEO of Farizon, added, “The comprehensive strategic cooperation between ZF and Farizon will provide cleaner, more economical, and efficient solutions for commercial vehicle users, accelerating a new future for zero-carbon road transportation.”

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