Formula One’s hybrid engines definitely bring the ... Focusing on electric power would, without a doubt, hugely benefit electric-car R&D; gas would sound amazing. Brawn’s bringing back the ...

and Goldman Sachs Research analysts predict that by 2035 one in every two vehicles sold worldwide will be an electric car. A lot has changed in Formula E, too. Back in 2018, Gen 1 Formula E cars ...

it's missing one important element: gasoline. Instead, the Formula E league uses "e-racers," high-performance cars that run on electric power. This weekend, New York City is hosting Formula E's ...

The European Union Commission is in talks with Formula 1's governing body to create an electric car championship. According to reports, the European Commission has contacted the Fédération ...

These guys describe themselves as the makers of next-level electric skateboards ... Ok, to be fair, the setup is not derived from how Formula 1 cars are built, as that would require some F1 ...

and gets strapped into a second car with a fully charged battery, all over the course of about 45 seconds. It's one way to beat range anxiety. Formula E, the electric little brother of Formula 1 ...

Formula One is responsible for passing a shedload ... and have argued that part-electric cars won't produce the incredibly loud engine noise F1 cars are famous for. The pair have also baulked ...

Almost nobody in the crowd wore earplugs, as they might in Formula One. As the cars zipped through the first few turns — 27½ laps to go — they sounded no louder than electric toothbrushes.

The first generation of all-electric FIA Formula E race cars ... further differentiates it from other open-wheel race cars, like Formula 1 and IndyCar racers. The FIA, which oversees Formula ...

While Formula E is currently in its sixth season using nothing but battery-electric power, Formula 1 is sticking to its V6 turbo hybrid units, which will remain in service even after the 2021 rule ...