Nissan Formula E Team Unveils Teal Blue Livery at London Finale, Celebrates New LEAF Launch.
Nissan’s electric ambitions charge ahead with a dynamic combination of motorsports excellence and EV innovation. As the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship reaches its thrilling conclusion at Excel London, the Nissan Formula E Team prepares to dazzle fans not just with high-speed action, but with a striking new livery and a symbolic celebration of the all-new third-generation Nissan LEAF.
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Racing for the Title
The Nissan Formula E Team heads into Rounds 15 and 16 of Season 11 in strong contention for the manufacturers’ and teams’ titles, having already clinched the Drivers’ Championship courtesy of Oliver Rowland’s stellar performance in Berlin.
- Oliver Rowland, now crowned World Champion, brings renewed confidence to the semi-indoor 2.09 km circuit.
- Norman Nato, back behind the wheel of the #17 Nissan e-4ORCE 05, seeks redemption and points in a venue where he’s shown consistent form.
Volpe, the team principal, emphasized strategic aggression: “With Oli’s title secured, we can focus on maximizing team points. The gap is tight, but we’re ready to give it everything.”
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Teal Tribute: A Livery with Purpose
In an inspired tribute to the newly launched UK-manufactured Nissan LEAF, the team introduces a special edition teal blue cherry blossom livery for the final showdown. This visual update isn’t just aesthetic—it’s symbolic of Nissan’s commitment to sustainable mobility.
- The third-gen LEAF benefits from 15 years of innovation, drawing insights from nearly 700,000 units sold globally since its 2010 debut.
- It represents a leap in family-friendly EV design, combining aerodynamic boldness with practical electric intelligence.
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Circuit Challenges & Race Strategy
- Tight corners and alternating grip conditions challenge overtaking.
- Key opportunities include Turn 1 and the Turn 10-11 chicane.
- With Attack Mode now powered by All-Wheel Drive, energy strategy becomes pivotal.
Rowland commented, “London’s layout demands precision. With the resurfaced sections providing added grip, strategy and Pit Boosts will be critical.”
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Nissan’s Electric Legacy & Future Vision
Nissan’s involvement in Formula E since Season 5 marks its unwavering dedication to electric mobility. Highlights include:
- Supplying EV powertrain technology to McLaren Racing through GEN3 era.
- First manufacturer to commit to Formula E’s GEN4 era, running until 2030.
- Aligns with its Ambition 2030 vision—achieving carbon neutrality across products and operations by 2050.
