2020/2021 Formula E Gen2 Evo first view

Formula E has confirmed that an updated version of its Gen2 pure-electric racer will be ready for the 2020/2021 season.

As a new ‘Evo’ suffix indicates, the revised car is essentially an evolution of the one which currently competes. Indeed, the alterations primarily concern the bodywork and aerodynamics.

Formula E Gen2 Evo 2020/2021 Front

Extensive changes to the front and rear wings have resulted in the distinctive integrated wheel covers being deleted. In addition, the modified design gains a prominent dorsal fin behind the cockpit.

The Gen2 Evo is due to appear in public for the first time at next month’s Geneva International Motor Show.

Formula E Gen2 Evo 2020/2021 Rear SideFormula E Gen2 Evo 2020/2021 Front Side

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