Formula E Season 10

The Formula E season's fourth round returns to Sao Paulo for the second consecutive year, with the iconic Anhembi Sambadrome hosting the event. This year's race holds special significance as Formula E celebrates its tenth anniversary.

At this weekend's Mexico City E-Prix, the 2024 Formula E season will officially begin, and Jake Dennis will be defending his championship. With nine of the twenty-two drivers transferring teams in 2024, there will be a lot of new faces on the grid during the second year of Gen 3.

For the 2024 Formula E season, Mahindra will don a brand-new livery. Since the inaugural season of the Formula E championship in 2014, the Indian manufacturer has been a participant.

Jake Dennis, the current Formula E World Champion, has signed a multi-year contract extension with Andretti Formula E. This agreement ensures that he will continue racing for the team in Season 10 and beyond.

Mitch Evans of Jaguar TCS Racing was the fastest driver in the second session of the 2023/24 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship pre-season test in Valencia. At the very end of the session, the New Zealander set the pace with a blistering 1 minute, 24.791 seconds.

Next year, on February 10, 2024, the Hyderabad E-Prix will take place in India, marking Formula E's official return to the country. Following a meeting of the World Motor Sport Council, a 16-round schedule including the new event was announced.

For season 10 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, the McLaren Team has unveiled its updated look. The distinctive McLaren Papaya orange paint job is easily identifiable as the iconic racing colour associated with the team.

Jaguar TCS Racing, the runner-up of season nine, has decided to retain its unconventional livery for the upcoming season 10, with only minor modifications made to its visually striking black and white design.

For the next Formula E season, Sam Bird will replace Rene Rast in the McLaren squad. Sam Bird has competed in Formula E since its inception in 2014, competing for Virgin Racing, Envision Racing, and Jaguar.

The 2023 Formula E title contender and race winner will join fellow Kiwi Mitch Evans at Jaguar, who has been competing in the all-electric World Championship since Jaguar's 2016 debut.