Forland builds electric commercial vehicles for the work that keeps cities moving: deliveries, trades and urban logistics. In Singapore, the brand is represented exclusively by Liannex Ecotech.
Forland is a trusted commercial vehicle brand under BAIC, one of the world’s leading commercial vehicle manufacturers, with millions of vehicles on the road across more than 50 countries. Built on decades of commercial vehicle expertise, Forland has grown from its roots in China into a proven brand serving diverse markets across Asia and beyond.
In Singapore, we take that experience a step further. Forland EV trucks are not simply imported and resold — they are adapted to meet the realities of Singapore’s urban environment and commercial needs. From HDB carpark height clearances and Class 3 licence requirements to right-sized load capacities and urban driving performance, every model is designed with Singapore businesses and daily operations in mind.
Global experience. Localised for Singapore. Built for the way businesses work here.
These are working vehicles, specified for Singapore's roads, loading bays and duty cycles. We recommend the model that fits your actual routes, not the one that looks best in a brochure.
Going electric should save you money, so we show the numbers (energy versus fuel, servicing, and grants) before you commit. No inflated claims, just the comparison for your operation.
Removing tailpipe emissions from delivery fleets makes a measurable difference to air quality. Every Forland on the road supports Singapore's Green Plan and your own sustainability targets.
Our relationship continues after handover, through servicing, parts and fleet management. You are never left chasing support once the vehicle is yours.
Forland Singapore is distributed by Liannex Ecotech Pte. Ltd., operating under the LET.com.sg platform. Our local team brings deep knowledge of Singapore’s regulatory environment, fleet operations and after-sales service requirements. From your first enquiry through to ongoing support, you have a dedicated partner here in Singapore.
To accelerate the adoption of clean commercial transport in Singapore, making the switch to EVs practical, affordable and rewarding for every business.
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