The French carmaker is pivoting its marketing dollars to other activities, but parent company Stellantis will remain.

At the end of the 2021-22 season, Mercedes withdrew, leaving its double championship-winning team searching for a backer. Now the same thing is happening again, only this time it's McLaren.

If there’s anything that Formula E racing in Monaco has proved, it’s that the principality can still hold a competitive top-level motor race if the cars are the right size.The continued growth of grand prix cars over the last few decades have rendered many a Monaco Grand Prix a procession,...

Formula E returns to the country where it all began this weekend as it heads east to China.10 years ago the series debuted in Beijing’s Olympic Park. It was a huge step into the unknown -- electric cars were only just emerging as a mainstream option in the consumer market,...

Formula E has revealed its new GEN3 Evo race car, set to make its competition debut next season -- a car that’s faster than the one it will replace, and tougher, too.As the name suggests, the new car represents a progression from the GEN3, which is only in its second...

Already the only driver to win multiple Formula E titles, Jean-Eric Vergne added another record in the all-electric series to his résumé at last weekend’s Misano E-Prix: The DS Penske driver’s sixth- and seventh-place finishes in Italy helped him overhaul Lucas di Grassi to become Formula E’s all-time leading points...

French luxury car brand DS Automobiles is partnering with Penske Autosport, the Formula E team founded by Roger Penske's son Jay Penske, for the 2023 ABB Formula E World Championship. The two teams ran as DS Techeetah and Dragon/Penske Autosport last season. The rebranded "DS Penske" team will field entries...

Reigning Formula E champion Jean-Eric Vergne will remain with DS Techeetah for at least the next two seasons after signing a contract extension on the eve of this weekend’s Season 5 curtain-raiser in Saudi Arabia.“First of all, I’d like to say a huge thanks to DS Techeetah for always having...

The full list of manufacturers that will homologate powertrains from season six has today been revealed by the FIA, with a total of 11 manufacturers set to compete in the 2019/20 ABB FIA Formula E Championship.Both Mercedes-Benz and Porsche join the list of automotive brands and renowned names in the...

The FIA released the names of the nine manufacturers who have been granted the homologation for the fifth, sixth and seventh FIA Formula E seasons. The manufacturers are: ABT Formel E, BMW AG, DS Automobiles, Jaguar Land Rover, Mahindra Racing, NextEV NIO, Penske Autosport, Renault and Venturi Automobiles.Season 5 will...