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Why Have F1 Drivers Given The Ferrari Luce The Thumbs-Up But The Tifosi Won’t?
The newly unveiled Ferrari Luce, the company’s first fully electric car, hasn’t quite captured the love of the tifosi. The $640,000 five-seater, designed by former Apple guru Jony Ive and the industrial stylist Marc Newson, has “the high degree of system integration to ensure performance typical of the brand,” the … [continued]
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Nissan Formula E Team Clinches Superb Monaco Victory
MONACO, Monte-Carlo — Nissan Formula E Team claimed victory at Monaco in Round 10 of the 2025/26 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship with Oliver Rowland, recovering superbly from a difficult Saturday in the Principality. Lining up 12th and 14th for Saturday’s Round 9, both Rowland and teammate Norman Nato had … [continued]
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Volkswagen Celebrates 50 Years of GTI: World Premiere of the Electric ID. Polo GTI at the 24h Nürburgring
50 years after the debut of the original — Volkswagen is now unveiling the new ID. Polo GTI as the first electric GTI model in front of a large audience The challenge of the Nordschleife — three Golf GTI Clubsport 24h will take part in the classic endurance race in the ‘Green … [continued]
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Formula E Unveils GEN4 Car As Series Eyes Berlin Double-Header
The most powerful single-seater in Formula E history made its public track debut this week at Circuit Paul Ricard, where the series’ incoming GEN4 machine gave onlookers their first unfiltered look at a car that former champion Jake Dennis has already described as an “absolute beast.” The testing sessions in … [continued]
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The Race Nobody Sees: Formula E’s Madrid Round Is a War of Invisible Margins
Speed is a distraction. The real battle in electric racing happens where no camera can follow — inside the algorithms, the thermal curves, and the split-second decisions that determine whether a championship is won or lost before the car even crosses the finish line. The ABB FIA Formula E World … [continued]
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