Nissan hoping to electrify home crowd as Formula E returns to Tokyo

Nissan hoping to electrify home crowd as Formula E returns to Tokyo

Nissan heads into the race leading the constructor standings.

Vandoorne Wins Rain-Soaked Formula E Tokyo Race – Archyde: Latest World News, Economy, Entertainment, Health, Technology & Sports Updates

Archyde: Latest World News, Economy, Entertainment, Health, Technology & Sports Updates stoffel Vandoorne Dominates Rain-Soaked Tokyo E-Prix: A Glimpse into Formula E’s Future Teh future of electric motorsport was on full display at the Tokyo E-Prix, where Stoffel Vandoorne clinched a thrilling victory on Saturday, May 17, 2025.In a race defined by unpredictable weather, strategic pit stops, and dramatic collisions, vandoorne’s triumph offers a …

Kiwi Chaos in Tokyo: Vandoorne Claims Victory as Evans Retires and Cassidy Fights Through the Pack

Formula E’s return to Tokyo served up a chaotic, rain-soaked Round 8 that left drivers battling not just the tight, twisty 2.575km street circuit, but each other—and the elements. While Stoffel Vandoorne emerged victorious with a commanding drive from 14th on the grid, the race was a rollercoaster of fortunes for New Zealanders Mitch Evans […] The post Kiwi Chaos in Tokyo: Vandoorne Claims Victory as Evans Retires and Cassidy Fights Through the …

The Japanese capital will be the scene of rounds 8 and 9 of season 11, highlighting the technical evolution of the GEN3 Evo singles.

Nissan Sunderland ‘safe’ as EVs secure plant’s future

Nissan’s new CEO has said that the company’s Sunderland factory will be spared from the swingeing cuts being made by the Japanese car maker. Ivan Espinosa said this week that Nissan had “no intention” of shutting down its UK manufacturing operation and that “In Europe, we will strengthen our presence by assembling more electric models in Sunderland.” His comments appear to provide relief for the 6,000 staff employed at the Sunderland factory, as…

FE | Tokyo E-Prix 2025 | FP1 | Nato puts Nissan on top

Formula E is back in Tokyo for rounds eight and nine of Season 11. The first FP1 session was underway, in a track that saw Maximilian Günther take the win in 2024. With Oliver Rowland in the lead of the Drivers’ Championship, he will be the man to beat for this double-header. 40 points separate... The post FE | Tokyo E-Prix 2025 | FP1 | Nato puts Nissan on top appeared first on Motorsport