Sentences with phrase «e electric racing»

Nissan thinks it can use its recent experience building a Le Mans prototype in its Formula E electric racing program.

The organizers of the Formula E electric racing series want to launch a driverless support series called Roborace, and these illustrations are our first look at the concept for what these autonomous racing cars would look like.

Not exact matches

A fully - electric street racing series, the ABB FIA Formula E Championship is made up of 10 teams and 20 drivers, with races taking place in cities like New York, Paris and Hong Kong.

Formula E may have only just concluded its third season, but the all - electric series has already featured over 50 racing drivers.

Last year's Formula E runner - up Lucas di Grassi drove one of the all - electric race cars across the ice cap, inside the Arctic circle in the north of Greenland.

Formula E, a new racing series for electric cars, promises to bring a charge to cities around the world

More of them could well be coming to the all - electric series in the future, with Formula E's technology seemingly looking more attractive than other forms of racing.

In 2015 the ban lifted some of the restrictions, meaning that theoretically circuit racing could return to the country, as long as it was for an all - electric series - like, for instance, Formula E...

So, he'll be making his Formula E debut this year, becoming the eighth ex-F1 driver to race in the all - electric series.

With no other electric series currently around (pun absolutely intended) it can be quite difficult for drivers entering Formula E to get up to speed with the different techniques required to race an electric car.

At 11:30 a.m., the NYC Economic Development Corp. unveils the fully electric single - seat race cars with a ribbon - cutting of the completed Formula E racetrack that will be used during the inaugural Formula E Qualcomm New York City ePrix, Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, 72 Bowne St., Brooklyn.

And Jeff Glor reports on «Formula E» racing on the eve of the electric cars» professional debut.

Plus, an inside look into the underground world of bare - knuckle boxing and the debut of «Formula E» electric car racing.

The organizers of the Formula E all - electric racing series are launching a driverless race support series called Roborace.

Jaguar is going racing, with a new car set to enter the Formula E all - electric race series from fall 2016.

The Jaguar Formula E car, seen here, will serve as a test bed to allow the automaker to continue to develop its battery and electric - drivetrain technologies under punishing race situations.

The Formula E field provided the 18,000 spectators in the Principality with their first chance to experience the exciting new world of all - electric formula motor racing.

Using two electric motors similar to those in the Porsche 919 hybrid race car, the Mission E has over 600 hp to power all four wheels, and rockets from 0 - 62 mph in less than 3.5 seconds.

Batteries will be supplied by a consortium led by Williams, which races in the Formula E electric open - wheel series.

Jaguar will return to motorsport later this year, with an official entry in the FIA Formula E Championship — the world's premier all - electric single - seater racing series.

Mercedes has now become the third German manufacturer in so many weeks to announce that it will field a full, factory - backed works team in Formula E. It's set to join the electric race series for the 2019/2020 season, a year after BMW's 2018/19 entry and two years after Audi's 2017/2018 debut.

The announcement was made at the 2018 Formula E Paris ePrix — as you probably know, DS Automobiles fields two cars in the all - electric racing series under the DS Virgin Racingracing series under the DS Virgin RacingRacing name.

The prototype is further proof of the company's electric intent and previews the world's first single - make electric racing series that will follow rounds of the 2018/19 FIA Formula E Championship.

So far so good, and it gets even better when we talk about the car's electric powertrain, which is powered by the same electric motor from the Formula E race car.

Audi will intensify its future commitment in Formula E — the world's first racing series for fully electric race cars.

The car has an amazing spec with everything expected from Sat Nav, Upgraded B and O Sound system, Leather S5 Embossed racing seats, Heated seats, Electric seats, rain sensor, Auto Xenon lights, Bluetooth, E / Door mirrors Cruise Control, Multi-Function Steering Wheel and Plus Much More.; This beautiful car has a very good colour combo Black metallic finished exterior, Black Leather interior and Audi S5 19» Alloys along with 2 keys.

To underline its commitment to make electric mobility truly exciting, Nissan also confirmed its participation in the 2018 - 2019 season of Formula E racing.

Schaeffler 4ePerformance gets four electric motors from ABT Schaeffler FE01 Formula E racing car

Dubbed as the «Schaeffler 4ePerformance», the fully - electric concept vehicle is essentially an Audi RS3, in which, the company was able to fit four Formula E motors from its ABT Schaeffler FE01 Formula E racing car.

CALLUM PRAISES FORMULA E At that event, Ian Callum, the head of Jaguar design, talked to Autoline about the value of being involved in Formula E, the all - electric open - wheel race series.

Electric vehicles are really gaining some traction in multiple areas, with EVs and plug - in hybrids coming soon from the majority of automakers, as well as expanding into racing with series like Formula E. Now, though, electric vehicles have expanded into a new type of racing for them: RalElectric vehicles are really gaining some traction in multiple areas, with EVs and plug - in hybrids coming soon from the majority of automakers, as well as expanding into racing with series like Formula E. Now, though, electric vehicles have expanded into a new type of racing for them: Ralelectric vehicles have expanded into a new type of racing for them: Rallycross.

Alongside the BMW i8 Coupé, the new battery - electric BMW i3s (combined fuel consumption: 0.0 l / 100 km; combined energy consumption: 14.3 kWh / 100 km; combined CO2 emissions: 0 g / km) as «Medical Car» and «Race Director Car», and the BMW X5 xDrive40e (combined fuel consumption: 3.4 to 3.3 l / 100 km; combined energy consumption: 15.4 to 15.3 kWh / 100 km; combined CO2 emissions: 78 — 77 g / km) as «Rescue Car» are part of the BMW i car fleet in the ABB FIA Formula E Championship.

Mark Webber, the famous racing driver, was given the keys to the upcoming all - electric Porsche Mission E at Porsche's test facility in Weissach.

Riding on the all - electric ZOE's supermini platform, the concept has been developed upon on the latest Renault single - seater race cars from the FIA Formula E Championship.

Porsche Mission E Concept features two electric motors similar to the ones used on the 919 Hybrid race car.

Part of the impetus for Formula E was to create a testing ground for electric - car tech, so perhaps racing will help improve batteries for McLaren road cars.

Absolutely agree on the electric racing point - I really wouldn't be surprised if Audi popped up in Formula E pretty soon - relatively low costs and technology directly transferable to road cars in a series that is likely to gain popularity quickly.

Powering the Mission E is an 800 - volt drive system featuring a pair of electric motors similar to what Porsche used for the 919 Hybrid race car.

The FE04 just made its big debut in Neuburg, Germany, and will be used in Audi's re-doubled efforts in the all - electric Formula E race series.

When it begins the 2019 season, Porsche will join a number of other automakers in FIA Formula E, which races all - electric vehicles.

My point was that I'm guessing a lot more than 440ppm is locked in - I'm not sure how This David Mills character came up with his numbers so I am of course merely guessing / being potentially paranoid... the IPCC reports are known to be conservative by nature for instance and there was an article just recently on Sterling Engines being tested in South Africa over the last 4 years... combining this with the new phenomenons of formula - e racing and possibly Virgin competing with Tesla for the electric car market and Tesla itself saying it may just go into producing batteries the world does seem to be displaying something of a turn!

Formula E doesn't have near the reach of other motorsports, but more manufacturers are becoming interested in the electric - only racing series.

The electric car startup joined Formula E last summer as part of a multi-year commercial and technical contract with Dragon Racing, and raced all year with its criss - cross logo adorning the team's cars.

Five months after announcing its partnership with the Dragon Racing team, American electric vehicle startup Faraday Future has released the specs for its Formula E race car.

A curious thing happened this morning: Formula E published a final list of the official team entries for the fourth season of the all - electric racing series, and Faraday Future was nowhere to be found.

It's unusual in racing for design changes to be made purely for aesthetic reasons, but with its electric cars and gimmicks like FanBoost (which lets fans vote to give a driver a temporary power boost), Formula E isn't like most race series.

It should also help Formula E keep an edge over what is now a number of other all - electric racing series popping up around the world.

Formula One's governing body, the FIA, started the all - electric racing series Formula E in 2014, which is currently in the middle of its third season.

Faraday Future still hasn't revealed anything about its planned production electric car, but it did slap its name on a Formula E race car.

Unlike F1, each Formula E event — or «Electric Prix» — will take place over a single day, with practice, qualifying, and racing happening back - to - back.