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Formula E and FIA to Unveil New Gen3 Evo Race Car at Upcoming Monaco E-prix

Cutting edge performance upgrades integrated into the world’s first race car designed for street racing for faster, more dramatic, wheel to wheel action

SME News Service

As an evolution of the current GEN3 race car – the world’s fastest, lightest, most powerful and efficient electric race car ever made – the all-electric championship is set to raise the bar even higher with this latest iteration that will be pushed to the limit by the series’ world-class drivers across seasons 11 and 12.

Building on the world’s first race car specifically designed for street racing, the GEN3 Evo is set to deliver even better wheel to wheel racing.

With improved performance characteristics that highlight Formula E and the FIA’s role in pioneering technology and sustainable motorsport, the GEN3 Evo is set to deliver a step-change in on-track action and driver rivalries.

Jeff Dodds, Chief Executive Officer at Formula E, said: “As we prepare to unveil the GEN3 Evo, we're not just launching a car; we're continuing to shape the future of racing.

"This next iteration not only exemplifies our dedication to innovation and pushing the limits of technology but also enhances our commitment to delivering exhilarating, competitive racing for our fans.

"We are setting new standards in performance that will intensify on-track rivalries and fan engagement, keeping us at the forefront of global motorsports."

Following the launch, the next race in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship will commence for Round 8 of the 2024 Monaco E-Prix on Saturday 27th April.

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