COMSOL becomes Formula E’s Official Multiphysics Partner
The multi-year agreement will bring simulation software and engineering expertise to the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship.
Formula E and COMSOL announced a multi-year partnership on October 6, 2026, naming COMSOL the Official Multiphysics Partner of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship.
According to the announcement from Formula E, the partnership will give the championship’s technology teams access to COMSOL Multiphysics software and expertise to examine engineering challenges involving interacting physical effects.
Simulation support for electric racing
The work will focus on complex systems in electric race cars, including electrical, thermal, structural, electromagnetic, fluid and battery systems. Formula E and COMSOL engineers will use multiphysics simulation to study how these areas affect one another.
The partners also plan to explore simulation apps and digital twin solutions, with the aim of making physics-based insight more accessible beyond conventional modelling workflows.
A focus on future engineering tools
Formula E Chief Technology Officer Dan Cherowbrier said the partnership would strengthen the championship’s engineering capabilities. The announcement said Formula E is particularly interested in AI-assisted modelling, agentic workflows and digital twins.
The agreement comes as Formula E prepares for its GEN4 era. The championship said the next generation of cars will bring greater demands in performance, efficiency, energy management and vehicle development.
Announcement at COMSOL Conference
The partnership was announced at COMSOL Conference 2026 Boston. Cherowbrier delivered a keynote there on the technology and engineering shaping Formula E’s future.
COMSOL also announced that version 2027 of COMSOL Multiphysics is scheduled for release later in autumn 2026. The company listed electric motor modelling, system-level simulation, agentic modelling and expanded tools for creating simulation apps among the planned capabilities.
هيئة التحرير
The partnership brings COMSOL’s multiphysics simulation tools into Formula E’s engineering work as the championship prepares for the GEN4 era.
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