
Two-time Formula E champion Jean-Eric Vergne has warned of potential unintended consequences as the all-electric championship launches its Pit Boost next week at the Jeddah E-Prix.
Formula E introduced a raft of updates to its sporting and technical regulations this season, unveiling its Gen3 Evo. The car uses softer Hankook rubber and is equipped with four-wheel drive, which is used during qualifying duels, at the start of the race, and in Attack Mode. Lap times have significantly improved, with pole position nearly three seconds faster in Sao Paulo and 2.3 seconds quicker in Mexico.