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In celebration of the UN World Environment Day, we look back over a decade of innovation in F1 hybrid power, a period in which superlative technological advances have led to the creation of some of the most efficient engines ever seen on road or track

As Formula E wraps up in Berlin, we look at how the research and knowledge gained from racing electric cars can provide a solution to air pollution issues in urban areas.

As the global community prepares to celebrate World Environment Day 2019 on June 5, the FIA goes behind the scenes about the contribution of some of its major Championships to environmental preservation.

The Hong Kong edition of the FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest saw two new finalists present their innovative projects aimed at shaping the future of mobility.

For its first edition in Asia, the FIA Smart Cities Forum gathered over 300 participants ahead of the 2019 HKT Hong Kong E-Prix to discuss how disruptive technologies can shape a new urban mobility.

On 28 February, Green NCAP, the new independent programme promoted to inform consumers and stakeholders on the environmental performance of new cars available on the market, release its first round of results.

Formula E to work with Umicore to recycle the battery cells used to power the fully-electric racing cars

Powered by MassChallenge, theFIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest is a global competition aiming to identify and support the most promising start-ups driving the urban mobility revolution.

Two years after its launch in Mexico City, the FIA Smart Cities programme returned to the Mexican capital for another successful Forum focusing on measurement and evaluation methods and the role of Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) in shaping smart and innovative urban policies and services.

Electric championship confirms top level of commitment to sustainability goals