Overview
- Peak race output is rated at 450 kW with 600 kW available in Attack Mode, supported by 700 kW regenerative braking and up to 55 kWh race energy capacity.
- Active all-wheel drive and an active differential will be available in every phase of on-track running for the first time in Formula E.
- The car introduces dual aerodynamic setups, with high downforce for qualifying and a lower-drag configuration tailored for racing efficiency.
- Organizers describe the Gen4 as motorsport’s most sustainable race car, using 100% recyclable materials with at least 20% recycled content.
- Registered Gen4 manufacturers Porsche, Nissan, Stellantis, Jaguar and Lola Cars will calibrate and validate the package in combined tests before Season 13.