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Formula E’s fastest ever car is already being tested behind closed doors. Will it change how F1 drivers view the electric series?
On the Friday before July’s London E-Prix, Lola owner Till Bechtolsheimer and other senior managers from Formula E’s new team were discussing their excitement for the Gen4 car.
Formula E driver James Rossiter praised the car’s performance, technology, and potential for development, highlighting its active differentials and brake-by-wire system.
The Gen4 car is expected to bring significant advancements to Formula E, creating a new era in the championship starting from 2026.
Manufacturers will test the Gen4 hardware soon, with some expected to use their own powertrains for the initial run.
As Formula E evolves with the Gen4 car, there is anticipation of new drivers joining the grid, including those transitioning from Formula 1 aspirants.
