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Formula E The latest Formula E news

Get all the latest 2025 FIA Formula E World Championship news, results, interviews and analysis.

Major Formula E change confirmed as key feature returns
Major Formula E change confirmed as key feature returns
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The ultimate F1, F2, F3 and Formula E comparison
The ultimate F1, F2, F3 and Formula E comparison
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Rowland addresses Formula E race cancellation fears
Rowland addresses Formula E race cancellation fears
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Perez backed for unbelievable move
Perez backed for unbelievable move
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2025 Formula E championship standings after Mexico City E-Prix
2025 Formula E championship standings after Mexico City E-Prix
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2025 Formula E Mexico City E-Prix - results
2025 Formula E Mexico City E-Prix - results
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Rowland salsas to victory in Mexico City Formula E thriller
Rowland salsas to victory in Mexico City Formula E thriller
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2025 Formula E Mexico City E-Prix - Qualifying results
2025 Formula E Mexico City E-Prix - Qualifying results
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Wehrlein bounces back from huge crash to claim Formula E Mexico City pole
Wehrlein bounces back from huge crash to claim Formula E Mexico City pole
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Formula E release statement after tragic LA wildfires
Formula E release statement after tragic LA wildfires
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Formula E drivers deliver 'luck factor' concern
Formula E drivers deliver 'luck factor' concern
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Wehrlein reveals unbelievable horror crash details
Wehrlein reveals unbelievable horror crash details
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New major Formula E team partner triggers fresh livery
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McLaren promote young talent as new reserve driver
McLaren promote young talent as new reserve driver
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F1 versus Formula E: How big is the gap?
F1 versus Formula E: How big is the gap?
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Wehrlein confirms injuries sustained in horror Formula E crash
Wehrlein confirms injuries sustained in horror Formula E crash
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Vandoorne ranks 'special' Verstappen above Red Bull legend
Vandoorne ranks 'special' Verstappen above Red Bull legend
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2025: The year Formula E must capitalise on
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2025: The year Formula E must capitalise on
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Evans raises Formula E 'safety' concern: 'That scares me'
Evans raises Formula E 'safety' concern: 'That scares me'
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De Vries reveals strong connection with future Dutch star
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De Vries reveals strong connection with future Dutch star
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Formula E is the pinnacle of electric open-wheel motorsport, conceived as a new series sanctioned by the FIA in 2011. The inaugural championship took place in 2014 with the first race at the Beijing Olympic Park.

The world's premier electric racing series was born from the changing focus of the automotive industry towards electrically powered vehicles, and has evolved through a range of cars and new racing formats throughout its short history.

Originally conceived as an idea between FIA President Jean Todt and Formula E Chairman Alejandro Agag, the series looks to showcase the potential of sustainable mobility and electric vehicles.

New for the 2025 season, Formula E has introduced the Gen3 EVO car, an evolution of the original Gen3. It is standardised vehicle raced by all teams in the competition for the next two campaigns, although the OEMs produce the powertrains. 

The Gen3 EVO features all-wheel drive and has a top speed of 200 mph (320 km/h), whilst it is also the fastest accelerating FIA single-seater ever, achieving 0-60 mph (0-100 km/h) in just 1.82 seconds.

Formula E races are held on adapted street circuits and a variety of permanent venues, with several manufacturers involved, ranging from Citroen's DS Automobiles brand to Porsche, Jaguar, Nissan, Mahindra and several others.

The competition is currently contested by a total of 11 teams each fielding two drivers. For the 2019 season the series was granted FIA World Championship status.

In addition to the same standard points scoring system as F1, Formula E has an in-race requirement called Attack Mode, in which drivers gain an extra 50kW of power by driving off the racing line and through a designated area. This must be used twice per race, with the extra power ranging from two to six minutes per use.

Among the manufacturers, Renault is the most successful to have competed in the series, securing three teams' championship wins in 2014, 2015 and 2017, followed by DS Automobiles  and Mercedes-EQ with two titles and Abt Schaeffler, Envision and Jaguar with one.

Former F1 driver Jean-Eric Vergne is the only driver to have won the Formula E title twice with DS Techeetah, whilst Jake Dennis, Stoffel Vandoorne, Nyck de Vries, Antonio Felix da Costa, Lucas di Grassi, Sebastian Buemi and Nelson Piquet Jr have secured a Formula E championship. Pascal Wehrlein won the 2024 drivers' championship, whilst Jaguar won the teams' and brand-new manufacturers' titles. 

For 2025, Formula E will stage 16 rounds, with the season actually kicking off in São Paulo in December 2024 and concluding in London in July 2025. In between, there will be visits to Mexico City, Jeddah, Miami, Monaco, Tokyo, Shanghai, Jakarta and Berlin.

Read all the latest news about the 2025 Formula E season, calendar and standings on RacingNews365.com.

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F1 standings 2025

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F1 calendar 2025

Race Date
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Australian Albert Park
16 Mar
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Chinese Shanghai International Circuit
23 Mar
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Japanese Suzuka Circuit
6 Apr
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Bahrain Bahrain International Circuit
13 Apr
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Saudi Arabian Jeddah Street Circuit
20 Apr
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