Launched in 2014, Formula E has become the international platform for the development of electric vehicle technology and the promotion of sustainable mobility, the all-electric city street racing series turns now into FIA World Championship starting in Season 7 (2020-21). Since its inception, Formula E has undoubtedly gone from strength to strength. In a rather short timeframe, it has completed a major journey, quickly establishing itself as one of the world’s most competitive racing series, proving itself relevant for the automotive industry with many manufacturers on board, attracting talented drivers and putting each time on a good show.

With its new world championship status, Formula E has now reached another important milestone.

Launched to great acclaim in 1973, the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) shines a spotlight on sustainability while also placing a firm focus on safety and performance.

At its heart is the Rally1 category, which sits at the top of the FIA Rally Pyramid and utilises regulations developed by the FIA in partnership with the competing manufacturers – Hyundai, M-Sport (Ford) and Toyota.