similar to Formula One or IndyCar. However, the big difference with Formula E is that the cars are all-electric. The cars can hit speeds up to 140 mph using 28 kWh batteries for their engines.

“The kind of performance you see will match many of the statistics you see in Formula 1,” says Mehta. Those figures may be out of reach of electric Minis and Golfs, but even they have an ...

For young drivers, Formula 1 is the ultimate goal. Yet the “Boy from Barbados” made the bold decision to leave Formula 2 for an electric challenge. Maloney’s decision to jump off the Formula ...

And while a Mercedes Formula 1 race car might look wildly different from a Mercedes-Benz production car, Allsopp contends their engineering, especially in the electric car era, is underpinned by ...

and much of the credit goes to the company’s innovative split-turbo system. Today, we’ll explore why the innovation was such a game changer in Formula 1. This article assumes a basic working ...