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First barrels of 100 % sustainable fuel, made from bio waste and developed to stringent F1 specifications, delivered this week to Power Unit manufacturers Part of an ambitious environmental strategy approved during the FIA’s Annual General Assembly week, aiming at carbon neutrality from 2021 and net zero status by 2030 FIA-President Jean Todt said: “FIA takes its responsibility in leading motor sport and mobility into a low carbon future to reduce the environmental impacts of our activities and contribute to a greener planet.” All F1 drivers advocate for the environment in a new video

Mahindra Racing today announced its commitment to the Gen3 era of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, becoming the first automotive manufacturer to sign up for the generation that commences with the 2022/23 season.

The final design of the new FIA RX2e Championship car – which forms the basis for the first-ever FIA electric rallycross championship, due to start in 2021 – has been revealed.

Held on 12 November, the FIA Smart Cities eForum – Americas gathered urban mobility experts from all sectors to look at how urban mobility can be recalibrated so that it is fit for post-pandemic purpose in the Americas region.

Pinnacle of world motor sport achieves highest environmental standard awarded by the FIA

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the mobility patterns for over a billion people around the globe. Governments the world over have focused on managing continuity and implementing programmes to ensure recovery. However, despite the modelling and predictions of what the future may hold, uncertainty abounds. We know the crisis will end, but what will remain of the changes that have been enacted? Will recent initiatives aimed at making urban mobility safer, more sustainable and more accessible remain in place over the long term? Or will they become impractical and inefficient should large sections of the population return to previous mobility habits?

Held on 23 September, the FIA Smart Cities eForum - Asia-Pacific gathered thought leaders from international organisations to discuss how cities are adapting to the new mobility normal created by COVID-19.

The ABB FIA Formula E Championship has become the first sport to have a net zero carbon footprint since inception, investing in internationally certified projects in all race markets to offset emissions from six seasons of electric racing.

The Automobile Club of Ecuador (ANETA) has achieved two-star FIA Environmental Accreditation. This accreditation is granted by the FIA to Clubs demonstrating outstanding care and respect for the environment in their daily operations.