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Formula E Unveils Gen4 Car as Testing Ramps Up
The FIA Formula E World Championship has unveiled its Gen4 car which is due to make its debut in the 2026-27 season. It will be the electric single-seater series’ most powerful racecar to date, producing up to 600kW (around 815bhp) and benefiting from constant all-wheel drive. The current Gen3 Evo can produce up to 350kW and only uses all-wheel drive in qualifying duels, during race starts and when Attack Mode is deployed. Useable electrical ene…
Formula E is about to start a new and transcendental season and has presented the new GEN4 single-seater, a new generation electric beast that promises more power, technology and greater emotions than ever before. Will it be the year of final takeoff? Formula E and the FIA have officially introduced the new GEN4 car that will compete in the 2026 and 2027 seasons. A machine that arrives to mark a before and after in the history of the electric ch…
Formula E Gen4 is a 800-horsepower evolution driving electric racing’s future - Yanko Design
Electric racing has always been about progress—each generation of Formula E machinery redefining what’s possible for battery-powered performance. From the original Gen1 car that barely completed a race on a single battery to the sleek, aerodynamically advanced Gen3 that pushed 200 mph, every leap has mirrored the rapid evolution of EV technology itself. Now, the newly unveiled Gen4 signals another turning point; one that blends raw speed, cuttin…
Starting in the 2026-2027 season, Formula E's single-seaters will exceed 800 horsepower in maximum power and benefit from a permanent integral transmission. They are expected to become much faster than Formula 1's in acceleration, even though the latter will logically retain a big advantage in turns thanks to their much more sophisticated chassis and slick tires.
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