Electric Motorsport Today — Formula E Season 12 in Review
Gen3 Evo Refinements, Shifting Team Power, and the Question of Coexistence with Combustion Categories
Formula E Season 12 in 2026 entered a period of technical maturity as the second year of Gen3 Evo regulations. The 350kW machines contesting street circuits around the world are producing new viewership data that speaks to a genuine coming-of-age for electric motorsport.
The Gen3 Evo regulations entered their second year in Season 12. Front motor regeneration improved from 200kW to 220kW. The 2026 competitive structure evolved into a three-way contest between Jaguar, DS Techeetah, and Porsche. Cumulative global TV reach is up 11 per cent year-on-year, with Asia-Pacific growth at 23 per cent being the standout regional figure.
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