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About Formula E
As of the current season, Formula E has embraced further innovations and sustainability initiatives to enhance its competitiveness and viewer engagement. The 2023 season has introduced the Gen3 car, which is lighter and faster, showcasing advancements in electric vehicle technology. The series continues to engage with fans through digital platforms, allowing for interaction and participation in virtual events related to racing. Aside from promoting clean energy technology, Formula E is increasingly focusing on diversifying the sport, aiming to boost representation among drivers and teams, as well as engaging communities around race locations through eco-friendly initiatives. The current calendar includes races in several new cities, reflecting its ongoing expansion and appeal. Overall, Formula E stands as a testament to the future of motorsport, blending high-speed competition with a strong commitment to sustainability, and continues to influence the broader automotive industry towards a greener future.
Formula E History
Formula E, the world's first fully electric single-seater racing series, was conceived in 2011 by Alejandro Agag and the FIA (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile). The inaugural season kicked off in September 2014 in Beijing, China, marking a significant milestone in motorsport by promoting sustainable energy and electric vehicle technology. The series was created to showcase the potential of electric vehicles and to appeal to a younger audience, increasingly concerned about environmental issues. Each race takes place on temporary street circuits, providing thrilling urban spectacles while also highlighting the impact of electric mobility in major cities. Over the years, Formula E has attracted major manufacturers and teams, with brands like Audi, BMW, Jaguar, and Mercedes entering the fray, transforming it into a competitive and high-profile championship. The series has grown significantly in terms of viewership and global reach, hosting races in iconic cities such as New York, Paris, and Hong Kong, and continuing to expand its calendar and fan base worldwide. The introduction of the Gen2 car in 2018 marked a new era for the series, providing enhancements in speed and battery technology, while also allowing for a more exciting racing format.
