Formula E is an all-electric racing championship organized by the FIA, the same organization that governs Formula 1. Since its launch in 2014, the series has featured single-seater electric cars competing on temporary street circuits in urban locations around the globe. The championship includes 10 teams, each fielding two drivers, who race over a season spanning approximately seven months.
The series aims to showcase the potential of electric mobility and serves as a testing ground for advancements in electric vehicle technology. Over time, Formula E has introduced several generations of race cars, with the latest known as GEN4. This newest model is recognized as the most efficient and sustainable race car worldwide, achieving nearly 100 percent motor efficiency, capable of regenerating 40 percent of its energy, and constructed to be fully recyclable.
Formula E is designed not only as a motorsport competition but also as a platform advocating for sustainable innovation in transportation. Its races are staged on city streets, bringing high-speed, environmentally friendly racing directly to fans worldwide. The series continues to develop, pushing boundaries in electric racing technology and promoting the future of eco-friendly mobility.
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