Seven teams have signed up with the FIA to race in the next season of the Formula E World Championship, when the new Gen3 car will make its debut. The latest iteration of the Formula E race car is set to be unveiled on 28 April, ahead of the Monaco E-Prix. Seven manufacturer teams have put pen to paper to race next season, which includes the arrival of Italian marque Maserati. The seven confirmed manufacturers are as follows: DS Automobiles, France Jaguar, UK Mahindra, India Maserati, Italy NIO 333, UK and China Nissan, Japan Porsche AG, Germany The full list of teams racing next season will be confirmed later in 2022.
FIA President welcomes the manufacturer's commitment
Speaking in the wake of the announcement, FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem said the governing body is thrilled to be able to welcome the commitment of seven leading manufacturers. "We are delighted to confirm the commitment of seven of the world's leading car manufacturers to the Gen3 era of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, and we look forward to seeing them battle against each other," he said. "As a proving ground for future mobility, Formula E has always been at the cutting-edge of technology - as exemplified by the Gen3 single-seater - and we are confident that the forthcoming era will mark an exciting chapter in the series' electrifying story."
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