218.71 km / h, Formula E sets a new speed record for indoor racing track.

CTOnews.com, July 28 (Xinhua)-- Formula E recently set a new indoor car top speed record of 218.71 km / h (135.9 mph) at the ExCeL Centre in London, breaking the 102.7 mph record set by Porsche Taycan in 2021.

Recently, at the end of the 2022-23 ABB FIA World Formula Electric Championship in London, Nissan Formula E went to the game with a modified Gen 3 car, lifting all restrictions and internally calling it the "GENBETA" project.

The London race will be held indoors and outdoors at the ExCel International Convention and Exhibition Centre (ExCeL London), with a total length of 2.09km.

The outdoor part revolves around the roads and Thames Wharf near the Royal Victoria Wharf (Royal Victoria Dock), while the indoor part passes through the London Exhibition Centre.

After a brief acceleration, the Gen 3 needs to cross the corner at 25 mph and then accelerate on the 0.176 mph straight to reach the finish / starting point of the race.

The Gen 3 accelerated from 25 miles per hour to 135.9 miles per hour on the less than 1/4-mile straight, a record set by Formula one driver Jack Hughes.