FIA Formula E has launched their GEN3 Evo car ahead of this weekend’s Monaco E-Prix, the spec machine the all-electric
In Monte Carlo, FE and the FIA unveiled the GEN3 car, which promises major advancements over the current GEN3 car, featuring impressive statistics and sustainable goals to maintain its reputation as the most environmentally friendly major sport. Among its technical details, the GEN3 Evo aims to be the fastest Formula E car, with a top speed of 200mph, suitable for world-class racing on any track. Despite the potential for purpose-built circuit racing, Formula E CEO Jeff Dodds emphasizes the importance of continuing the championship’s tradition of street and city circuits near major cities. Looking ahead, the evolution into different types of races is considered, including wider circuits with more overtaking opportunities and strategic aspects, though the focus will remain on tight, wheel-to-wheel street style racing. The introduction of all-wheel drive promises an intriguing shift in dynamics, potentially improving track conditions and opening up more possibilities for Formula E races. Overall, the collaboration between FIA and Formula E on the GEN3 Evo car signifies a significant advancement in electric racing technology, pushing the boundaries of sustainable motorsport while maintaining competitive racing standards.
