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»Home»News & Updates»Electrical Innovation in Formula E

Electrical Innovation in Formula E

07/10/2014
As spring manufacturers, we've had reason to mention Formula 1 on several occasions, given that the suspension within this high-octane driving sport relies heavily upon the inclusion of springs. However, you may have recently heard a lot about a brand new branch of Formula 1, and this recent development is doing wonders for automotive innovation.

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Formula E

Designed to be the highest class of completion for electrical vehicles, Formula E launched its inaugural championship earlier this year, and this newcomer to the world of racing is already proving to be a great success. Attracting numerous drivers of great repute, the current season of Formula E confines every driver to the same car, but as of the next season all of that is about to change. The second year of Formula E will allow the inclusion of different batteries and motors, and that's sure to make a major difference to the competition.