Overview
- Formula E extended its exclusive FIA sanctioning to 2048 under a new 10-year agreement that includes an optional five-year renewal.
- Six manufacturers including Porsche, Nissan, Jaguar, Stellantis, Mahindra and Lola are finalizing Gen4 powertrains under a two-season homologation framework and a €29 million cost cap.
- The forthcoming Gen4 cars will feature permanent four-wheel drive with 600 kW peak power and 700 kW regenerative output, up from the current 350 kW platform.
- Current Gen3 Evo vehicles accelerate from 0-60 mph in 1.82 seconds, reach top speeds of 200 mph and recover nearly half of race energy through regenerative braking.
- Nissan’s Oliver Rowland wrapped up the 2025 drivers’ title early and the series is seeking to broaden its audience ahead of July’s London finale.