In this new futuristic “green” Formula E championship, the two motorsport titans will come face to face with rivals BMW and Audi for the first time. Since its inception five years ago. Formula E has been at the forefront of promoting green travel and many of the world’s most prestigious manufacturers have joined this rapidly growing series. 

With the addition of both London and Seoul, there will also be 14 races next season, set in 12 cities spanning four continents.

“Next season promises to be the most exciting and eagerly anticipated in the short history of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship,” said Alberto Longo, co-founder and deputy CEO of Formula E. “Looking at the list of cities and capitals backing Formula E and the electric movement, it’s the longest and most comprehensive calendar to date.”

The championship will take place in Saudi Arabia at Diriyah on the 22nd and 23rd of November.