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

Organisers of the 2019/2020 FIA Formula E Championship have announced a finalised schedule.

When the 2019/2020 FIA Formula E Championship begins in November, two examples of the new Porsche 99X Electric will be on the grid.

For 2019/2020, the FIA Formula E Championship is going to consist of fourteen rounds. That’s the highest number seen yet in a single season.

Season five of the FIA Formula E Championship will comprise thirteen rounds.

Since the inception of the Formula E series for electric-powered single-seaters, ABT Sportsline has been involved with support from Audi. Indeed, reigning champion Lucas di Grassi won the category's first ever race when driving for them.

Despite having a later December start, the fourth FIA Formula E Championship is going to include fourteen races – that's two more than the current season.

For Formula E, more manufacturer involvement is a key factor that's going to grow the stature of the series. Likewise, the 'alternative energy' credentials of participating brands should also be enhanced, which is one reason why Jaguar has decided to enter this all-electric championship.

A few minor amendments to the 2015/2016 Formula E Championship schedule have been confirmed by the FIA World Motor Sport Council.

Paris is set to become a host city for the second FIA Formula E Championship. Its ePrix will be run on a street circuit around the Les Invalides area of the 7th arrondissement.

Some changes to the inaugural FIA Formula E Championship calendar have been agreed by the FIA World Motor Sport Council.

Exactly six months before Beijing hosts the first event in the inaugural FIA Formula E Championship, series organisers have shown off the circuit’s design.

The tenth and final team that’ll be competing in the first FIA Formula E Championship has been announced.

The inaugural FIA Formula E Championship for electric-powered single-seaters has been confirmed by the FIA World Motor Sport Council.

Renault, in collaboration with Spark Racing Technology, is to produce the electric-powered single-seaters that’ll be used in the new FIA Formula E Championship.

Next year’s inaugural FIA Formula E Championship for electric-powered single-seat race cars looks set to include at least eight rounds.

The electric-powered Formula E Championship has taken a step closer to reality, with the FIA announcing that the commercial rights have been licensed to Formula E Holdings, an international consortium of investors. It’s hoped that ten teams of two drivers each will be attracted to the inaugural season, which is scheduled to take place in 2014. Ahead of that, next year should see some demonstration runs of the new single-seat cars. Rather than using traditional race tracks, the intention is to run the races on city-centre courses wherever possible. Rio de Janeiro in Brazil is the first venue to confirm its intention to host an event, using an as yet un-built circuit near to the Gloria Marina. Commenting on these latest developments, FIA President Jean Todt said: “This new competition at the heart of major cities is certain to attract a new audience. We are pleased with this agreement with Formula E Holdings as they bring a very strong experience in motor sport. “This spectacular...