Quest Global joins hands with Andretti Formula E to power electric racing innovation
Quest Global
has signed a multi-year partnership with
Andretti Formula E
, becoming the team's official
engineering technology partner
for the next three seasons.
The collaboration, unveiled at the 2025 London E-Prix, will see Quest Global provide engineering and data analytics support from Andretti's remote operations centre in Banbury, the UK. The firm will play a key role in race strategy, performance analysis, and vehicle optimisation.
Quest Global will also contribute to the development of Andretti's upcoming GEN4 car for Season 13 of the
ABB FIA Formula E World Championship
.
Andrew Lewis, Global Business Head – Automotive & Rail, Quest Global, said the alliance showcases 'how engineering can elevate performance in the fast-paced world of motorsport.'
Andretti Team Principal Roger Griffiths added that Quest Global's technical expertise 'will be instrumental in improving our on-track competitiveness.'
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