Nissan has confirmed participation in electric Formula E until 2030, becoming the first manufacturer to officially announce its intention to participate in the next phase of Formula E development (2026-2030), when the championship will switch to the new generation of Gen4 cars.
According to the organizers, Gen4 cars will become more efficient and safer. The recovery power will increase to 700 kW, the power of the power plants will increase to 600 kW, which will represent a significant step forward in electric racing technology.
Makoto UchidaCEO of Nissan: “We are pleased to confirm participation in Formula E until 2030. Participation in the series will not only provide fans with exciting on-track action, but will also make a significant contribution to our electrification goals set out in our 2030 roadmap.
The technological breakthroughs we make along the way will provide valuable information for the development of our future products. We are excited to see how electric motorsport develops and look forward to continuing to work towards creating a sustainable world for all.”
Source: F1 News
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