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Formula E, the single-seater motorsport championship for battery-electric cars, is in its tenth season now. And technology developed by the racing teams is already transitioning into street EVs and ecosystem infrastructure. Formula E’s more famous cousin, Formula One, has long been the testbed for engine development, aerodynamics, transmission, software, tyre technology, etc. Innovations honed on the racetrack have found their way into the humble family car. High-performance battery, fast-charging, regen-braking, transmission fluids, and tyres are some of the areas where learnings on the electric-car racetrack are making mainstream impact. One of the biggest track-to-road transitions is in the area of vehicle software, which are fine-tuned and continually updated to extract every possible ounce of performance, range, and efficiency from a race car. No EV is more ‘software defined’ than the ones racing for a podium finish. No wonder, therefore, legacy automakers like Jaguar, Nissan, Porsche, Stellantis, and Mahindra have all turned to Formula E as a laboratory for EV technology. #ElectricVehicles #FormulaE #ElectricCarRacing #NetZero

The latest episode of #DrivenBySim is coming soon! See how Porsche Motorsport and UGRacing are working to engineer high-performance electric vehicles. https://bit.ly/4c9q04e

#feinsider #nissanproud #nissanemployee Formula E Fun facts Currently GEN3 cars used in Formula E racing.. did u know what is GEN3..? GEN3 marks the third generation of Formula E race car, following the original Gen1 car (2014-2017) and its Gen2 follow-up (2018- 2022). In simple terms, each generation has increased the speeds of the Formula E cars through the advancements in technology used in the powertrains and batteries. Technology developments are also made across many other areas of the car in tandem with the power and energy improvements #sustainability #nissanev #nissanzeroemission

🚨 | #BREAKINGNEWS: The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile has announced the new technical regulations for the 2026 generation of #Formula1 Formula 1 cars: - ‘Nimble car’ concept at the heart of 2026 Technical Regulations targets improved raceability and closer racing - 2026 cars will be 30kg lighter than current generation F1 cars improving efficiency and handling - Redesigned power unit builds on world’s most efficient engines with almost 300% more battery power and even split between Internal Combustion and Electric power - Active aerodynamics to suit the energy management requirements of new power units - Increased overtaking opportunities through new Manual Override Mode granting more electrical power deployment for the following car - Record number of six power unit manufacturers with Ferrari, Mercedes, Alpine, Honda, Audi and Red Bull Ford Powertrains committed to F1 from 2026 - 2026 cars to run on 100% sustainable fuel - Improved safety through stronger structures and even tougher tests #F1 #Formula1 #FIA Aden Sert https://lnkd.in/gY3xQ5jC https://lnkd.in/gS6RqBWC

Global Motorsport Components Market: Accelerating Performance, Innovations, and Competitive Dynamics The "Global Motorsport Components Market: Accelerating Performance, Innovations, and Competitive Dynamics" report provides a comprehensive analysis of the motorsport components market, offering insights into the industry's current state and future trends. The report delves into the market dynamics, highlighting factors such as technological advancements, increasing demand for high-performance vehicles, and the growing popularity of motorsports worldwide. It explores the competitive landscape, profiling key players and assessing their strategies for market dominance. In addition, the report examines the latest innovations in motorsport components, covering advancements in materials, design, and manufacturing processes. It addresses the impact of regulatory changes and environmental considerations on the market, as well as the evolving preferences of motorsport enthusiasts. The market segmentation includes a detailed breakdown of components such as engines, transmissions, chassis, suspension systems, and electronics, providing a comprehensive understanding of the diverse product offerings in the motorsport industry. Click Here, To Get Free Sample Report https://lnkd.in/d2KG_zju Market Segmentations: Global Motorsport Components Market: By Company Pirelli BBS Kraftfahrzeugtechnik AG SKF Group Penske Logistics Bosch Lear Corporation The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Ferrari Ford Motor Company Mercedes-Benz AG Renault Group Toyota Motor Corporation Chevrolet Global Motorsport Components Market: By Type • Brakes • Powertrain • Engine • Control and Communication • Electronics • Others Global Motorsport Components Market: By Application • Passenger Vehicles • Commercial Vehicles Stringent Datalytics #MotorsportMarketInsights #RacingComponentsAnalysis #HighPerformanceAutoParts #GlobalMotorsportTrends #InnovationsInRacing #CompetitiveDynamics #SpeedTechReport #MotorsportIndustryAnalysis #RacingInnovations #FastTrackComponents

Toyota not “expecting too many changes” to WRC technical rules for 2025: The WRC is currently gripped by discussions over the technical rules for next year after teams strongly opposed the FIA’s proposal to make changes to Rally1 and Rally2 cars in a bid to boost entry numbers at events.The FIA intends to remove hybrid power from Rally1 cars and further reduce the performance of the vehicles by modifying the rear wing and the air restrictor. The WRC manufacturers ...Keep reading #motorsports #racing #cars

Great article from Forbes with Jaguar TCS Racing on Formula E and the impact our sport has on the automotive industry To quote from James Barclay “These are the most incredible EV powertrains. We use less than the equivalent of five litres of fuel to do roughly a 45-minute race at up to 180 miles an hour. For an Internal Combustion Engine, this would require a minimum of 30 litres of fuel.” Building on this, Gary Ekerold goes on to explain, “What aerodynamics is to Formula One, software is to Formula E” Efficiency optimisation from racing was fed back into the Jaguar I-Pace road car to gain an extra 20km (12 miles) of electric range. It is well worth taking a few minutes to read the article in full; the impact of #Formulae today and long into the future of the automotive industry can't be underestimated. https://lnkd.in/dZWvSaYu

🏎️ The development of electric vehicles is advancing daily, which is evident in the progress and innovations in the electric racing market. Read the new post on our blog - The Evolution of Electric Racing! #Dubai #DubaiTech #Emirates #ElectricVehicles #ElectricRacing

An electrifying blend of speed and efficiency 🏎️ Fun fact: Formula E Gen3 race cars can reach an eye-watering top speed of 322 km/h - and do it as the world’s most efficient racing machines. The secret? Innovative regenerative braking and energy management precision keep our drivers pushing the limits from start to finish without the need for a pit stop. Dive deeper into how we’re bringing technology from the track to our road cars in our latest Nissan story: https://lnkd.in/g-ttn6K5 #Nissan #NissanFormulaE #FeelElectric #NISMO #FormulaE