Formula E's GEN4 car is already meeting early expectations with its on-track performance according to the championship's CEO Jeff Dodds. With advancements in performance naturally expected with each new generation of car, Formula E set big targets with its latest iteration. Those targets have already been met even though the...

Speaking during Race Industry Week, Jeff Dodds, Chief Executive Officer of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, shared an ambitious roadmap for the all-electric series as it prepares to enter Season 12 – the final year of the Gen3/Gen3 Evo homologation cycle.

The location of the United Kingdom’s Formula E race looks set to change from next season as the new faster, more powerful GEN4 cars are likely to render the current ExCeL location unviable.Formula E CEO Jeff Dodds appeared to confirm the move, which has been anticipated for some time, in...

Chinese automakers are among the biggest in the EV industry but aren't a part of the Formula E grid. Series CEO Jeff Dodds says that could change soon, though.

This year’s new Formula 1 power unit regulations mean that around 50 percent of the power comes from electric energy, but far from seeing it as a threat to the entirely separate all-electric series, Jeff Dodds sees it as a positive for Formula E.

After talks about the possibility for a few years, Formula E looks set to have two separate U.S. races next season.

Capable of well over 200 mph and delivering 50 percent more power than the current model, the new car also features permanent all-wheel-drive and an active differential.

Jeff Dodds, CEO, Formula E, has joined the lineup of featured speakers for the 6th Annual Race Industry Week, taking place Monday through Thursday, December 1–4, 2025. No charge to attend. Click here to register.Race Industry Week is brought to you by EPARTRADE and RACER. For more information, please click...

Formula E and the FIA have announced an extension of their agreement for the continued promotion of the all-electric series, adding 10 years to the agreement which now runs until 2048.

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,...