Formula E's newest team is finally official, taking the grid to 24 cars to kickstart the Gen4 era.

Fusion Formula E has been officially confirmed as the 12th team in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. The British-based outfit will enter the series ahead of its Gen4 era in 2027, expanding the grid to 24 cars. The squad will field two Porsche 975 RSE cars, marking the Fusion Racing Group's first entry into FIA World Championship competition.
Former DS Penske deputy team principal Phil Charles has been named team principal, with Chris Bluett appointed as sporting director. Although no official drivers were announced, Ayhancan Güven and Nikita Bedrin are expected to test for the team during pre-season testing in Madrid.
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