At the beginning of the year Maserati announced his return to the world of motorsport. As we know, starting from 2023 he will compete in the Formula E championship, joining the Monegasque team ROKiT Venturi Racing. Now it’s time to discover the single-seat car that will compete in the championship.
Therefore, the new Maserati MSG Racing team has unveiled a single-seater, which will be driven by drivers Maximilian Günther and Edoardo Mortara. called Maserati Tipo Folgore and was presented in Modena.
The single-seat car obviously belongs to the third generation, the same for all teams participating in the Formula E championship. livery chosen by Maserati which is inspired by the typical blue tint used on his cars. We see the trident symbol on the nose of the single-seater, while Maserati Corse’s signature with the Italian tricolor stands out on the side pods.
In the name of the single-seater we also find the word “Folgore” which refers to identify 100% electrical models car manufacturer. For Maserati, participation in the Formula E World Championship will be very important. develop and test new solutions for future use on their new electric vehicles. After all, motorsport is the perfect laboratory for testing new technologies. Recall that by 2025, all Maserati models will have a fully electric version, and by 2030, the entire Maserati line will become fully electric.
The Maserati Tipo Folgore, like all Gen3 single-seaters, will be able to count on a 350kW engine. There will be a second 250kW electric motor up front that will be used for regenerative braking only. Overall, the new single-seat vehicle will feature regenerative braking with up to 600kW of peak power.
The new Gen3 single-seat cars have been designed to be faster than previous generation models in order to make racing more spectacular. The single-seat Maserati Tipo Folgore will take to the track from December 13 to 16 for pre-season testing in Valencia, Spain. before the debut at the Circuit Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico CityJanuary 14, 2023, for the first of 17 scheduled Formula E championship appointments.
Source: HD Motori
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