FIA Formula E 2016-17 champion Lucas di Grassi has been named CEO of Roborace, the world's first driverless electric race series that will run as a support series at Formula E ePrix events."Roborace cannot be traditional motorsport. Motorsport will have to split into the pure sport and a technology-driven series,...

Saturday marked the first public outing of the Robocar prior to the FIA Formula E Paris ePrix. The Robocar will soon be featured as the centerpiece of Roborace, the world's first driverless electric race series that will run as a support series at Formula E ePrix events.The Robocar weighs 975kg...

Roborace, the world's first driverless electric race series that will run as a support series Formula E ePrix events, unveiled "The Robocar" live on stage at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona today. Roborace CEO Denis Sverdlov unveiled the futuristic car alongside Daniel Simon, Roborace Chief Design Officer, during a...

Roborace, the planned new electric racing series for driverless cars, showed off its technology last Saturday on the streets of Buenos Aires as a supporting event to the Formula E Championship ePrix in the Argentine capital. The demonstration race featured two "DevBot" cars – the development cars for the planned...

Roborace's development vehicle for its autonomous racecar ran in public for the first time at Donington Park after day two of Formula E testing. The machine has Roborace's driverless car technology and an electric powertrain fitted to a Ginetta LMP3 chassis."DevBot," as the car has been named, completed an outlap...

Roborace – organizer of the upcoming first-ever international series for autonomous cars – has unveiled the electric development vehicle that will allow teams to develop software and experience the hardware that will be raced on the Robocar.Unlike the Robocar, the "DevBot" has a cabin that can be driven by a...