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An off-shoot of the successful DAMS squad, e.dams had been part of Renault’s entry in Formula E during the first four years of competition, before uniting with Nissan as Renault departed from the series.
After the DAMS Formula 2 squad was bought by ex-F1 driver Charles Pic, Nissan bought up the e.dams spin-off to take full ownership of the race team – and will now compete as the Nissan Formula E Team in the upcoming season.
The Japanese manufacturer has unveiled a striking red livery on its Gen3 car, featuring cherry blossom graphics over the car.
After a difficult 2021-22 season in which it finished ninth in the teams’ championship, Nissan is hoping for a revival in fortunes with the new ruleset and has a completely new driver line-up.
The all-French duo of Sacha Fenestraz and Norman Nato has come in to replace the out-going pair of Sebastien Buemi and Maximilian Gunther, who have moved to Envision and Maserat …