Mahindra Racing has committed to the Gen3 era of Formula E that begins in 2022/23. (Malcolm Griffiths Photo)
Mahindra Racing has committed to the Gen3 era of Formula E that begins in 2022/23. (Malcolm Griffiths Photo)

Mahindra Racing Commits To Gen3 Era Of Formula E

VALENCIA, Spain – Mahindra Racing has announced its commitment to the Gen3 era of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, becoming the first automotive manufacturer to sign up for the generation that begins with the 2022/23 season.

As Formula E begins its first season as an FIA World Championship, Indian manufacturer Mahindra has reaffirmed long-term relationship by committing to the Formula E Gen3 era, starting in 2022. The Mahindra Group aims to put half a million electric vehicles on Indian roads by 2025 and believes in Formula E’s ongoing role as an essential proving ground for future race-to-road electric vehicle and sustainable mobility technologies.

One of Formula E’s founding teams – and the only Indian manufacturer – Mahindra Racing has claimed four E-Prix victories, 18 podiums, and 690 championship points. Mahindra Racing was the first Formula E team to be awarded the FIA Environmental Accreditation Three-Star rating, demonstrating excellence in sustainability practices.

“By committing early to Gen3 Mahindra Racing is continuing its journey, which it started by becoming the first OEM to sign up to the championship back in 2013,” said Dilbagh Gill, CEO and team principal of Mahindra Racing. “As the greenest team in motorsport, Formula E is the perfect home for us; a place where we can demonstrate our performance and sustainability credentials both on and off the track. Our future focus is on race winning performances that we can all be proud of and some exciting new projects in the engineering services space. In short, we’re here for the long run; we are not building something for today, we’re building something for tomorrow.”

Gen3 marks a new era of performance and efficiency benefits including more powerful, lighter cars, faster charging and cost controls, all with the aim of increasing the intense and unpredictable racing Formula E has become known for.