Formula E will remain all screech and less roar as it dives into the Gen3 era - because they vow to be the "future's future".
The all-electric series launched their Gen3 car - the third homologation since the series' inception - in Monaco on Thursday.
The car, which will start racing in 2023, is quicker, lighter, more powerful and more sustainable than its predecessor - and will now zip around city centre street circuits at over 200mph with the 250kW power being boosted to 350kW.While slimmer than the current car, it also features open wheels, adding more jeopardy to the series' renowned tight races.
