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Mahindra Starts the Season with a Brand New Design

January 19, 2024
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Mahindra Starts the Season with a Brand New Design

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The new Formula E season has presented the efforts of the teams not only in terms of engineering, but also in their attractive apparel.

Mahindra Racing presented its new livery for 2024. With a design developed in collaboration with the Mahindra Advanced Design Europe studio, they have changed some details of the single-seater that Edoardo Mortara and Nyck de Vries will drive.

The Indian team is presented with a matte red car with a side section in black shading to silver and desert gray at the rear. It is an elegant style characterized by the curves of the classic aerodynamics of the electric single-seater with which the company will fight for the championship with the help of two drivers with a lot of quality.

Photo: Mahindra Racing

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Renewed Energies

Fred Bertrand, CEO of Mahindra Racing, was motivated about the team’s aspirations for the newly launched campaign of the electric single-seater series.

“This is a new chapter for everyone at Mahindra Racing and I am delighted to present our livery for Season 10 which reflects our long-standing commitment to Formula E,” he said.

He assured that the goal is that the actions they are currently taking will help build a great future within the tournament. “I can’t wait to see the cars take to the track in Mexico with the new design,” Bertrand noted.

Nick De Vries will take over the baton from Lucas di Grassi at Mahindra Racing who, following the Brazilian’s departure, fills his seat with another brand new Formula E Champion.

De Vries returns to the electric series after a stint in Formula 1 with Williams and Scuderia AlphaTauri, which followed the Dutchman’s career to become the series’ first world champion in season 7.

Mahindra sees De Vries, a champion and four-time race winner, as an “essential asset” for the team to return to title contention in the coming seasons.

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