FAWCAR Plans October 20 Italian Launch; Electric JOYEE S04 Still Listed for 2027

Illustrative archive: a Bestune T77 photographed in Hefei, China, March 14, 2019—not the forthcoming Italian specification or Milan launch. Photo: Navigator84 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0; resized for display.
FAWCAR plans an October 20 launch presentation in Milan, but the five-model display should not be read as five vehicles becoming immediately available to Italian buyers. Its October 17 company announcement, distributed by Media OutReach, describes three combustion SUVs, one battery-electric model and one plug-in hybrid.
The announced lineup
The combustion vehicles are the Bestune B70S, T77 and T90. The release positions the battery-electric JOYEE S04 for urban use and the JOYEE S08 plug-in hybrid for family travel. It says sales-and-service network details and delivery plans will be revealed at the event.
There is an important timing qualification on FAWCAR’s Italian website: the S04 is listed as arriving in 2027. The site identifies China Car Company as the Italian importer and distributor, and warns that technical data, equipment and availability remain indicative pending confirmation for Italy.
What remains to be confirmed
The distinction matters more than a launch-event model count. A presentation can establish a brand’s intended range without settling when customers can order each vehicle, what a dealer will charge or when an individual car will arrive.
Before treating this as a purchase option, look for the final Italian price list, trim specifications, delivery commitments and servicing locations. Claims about electric range or urban access should also be checked against the homologated local vehicle and the rules of the particular city, rather than generalized from the promotional announcement.
This is an Italy-market expansion report, not a U.S. availability announcement. Follow our Industry News coverage for further market-entry developments.
Illustrative archive: a Bestune T77 photographed in Hefei, China, March 14, 2019—not the forthcoming Italian specification or Milan launch. Photo: Navigator84 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0; resized for display.