IndyCar is set to introduce its groundbreaking electrical hybrid system this weekend, marking a significant milestone in its electrification journey. However, series president Jay Frye has made it clear that IndyCar has no plans to transition to a full electric vehicle (EV) route in the foreseeable future, opting to focus on perfecting its hybrid program.
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The IndyCar Series is embarking on a new era as the highly anticipated hybrid power unit makes its official race debut at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in 2024. This innovative technology, developed in collaboration with Chevrolet and Honda, pairs the existing 2.2-liter twin-turbocharged V6 internal combustion engine with supercapacitor hybrid technology, delivering an additional 120-plus horsepower on driver demand and bringing the total possible horsepower to over 800.
The IndyCar Series is ushering in a new era with the midseason release of its first-ever hybrid engine system, a collaborative effort between Chevrolet and Honda. Packed with cutting-edge technology, this hybrid powerplant promises to deliver an electrifying boost to the 2023 season.