QEV Technologies has been involved in the FIA Formula E championship right from the inaugural season, when we won the drivers’ title with the NEXTEV TCR team. From the second season in 2015 until 2021 we were part of the Mahindra Racing team in various areas. Since 2021 we provide support to the Andretti Avalanche FE team as software developers and help with energy management strategies.
2024 CALENDAR
R1 | 13áµ—Ę° OF JANUARY
Mexico City, MĂ©xico
R2 | 26áµ—Ę° OF JANUARY
Diriyah, Saudi Arabia
R3 | 27áµ—Ę° OF JANUARY
Diriyah, Saudi Arabia
R4 | 16áµ—Ę° OF MARCH
Sao Paulo, Brasil
R5 | 30áµ—Ę° OF MARCH
Tokyo, Japan
R6&R7 | 13-14áµ—Ę° OF APRIL
Misano, Italy
R8 | 27áµ—Ę° OF APRIL
Monaco, Monaco
R9&R10 | 11-12áµ—Ę° OF MAY
Berlin, Germany
R11&12 | 25-26áµ—Ę° OF MAY
Shanghai, China
R13&R14 | 29-30áµ—Ę° OF JUNE
Portland, USA
R15 | 20áµ—Ę° OF JULY
London, UK
R16 | 21st OF JULY
London, UK
About Formula E
Formula E is the world championship for electric single-seaters organised by the FIA. It is one of the championships that contributes the most points to the FIA Superlicence, making it a good stepping stone for those who want to reach Formula 1.
This championship was created with the aim of developing and promoting the popularity of electric vehicles. Since its beginning in 2014, Formula E has been evolving to become a global entertainment. It consists of 12 teams and 24 drivers who race the 17 ePrix of the season. The races are about 45 minutes long and take place mainly in urban circuits from 2.5 to 3 km of length.