Andretti reveals chrome-inspired look for Formula E’s GEN4 era

Andretti has revealed a new livery for its Formula E GEN4 campaign, pairing a monochrome base with bold lettering and recurring team shields around a distinctive chrome finish. The design marks a visual reset for the team as it prepares for the championship’s next generation of cars.

The reveal, made on 11 November 2026, comes with the driver pairing unchanged: Jake Dennis and Felipe Drugovich will continue together. Their 2026 season brought two victories, seven podiums and three pole positions. Dennis stayed in contention for the drivers’ title until the final round in London, while Andretti finished fourth in the Teams’ Championship.

Andretti keeps its drivers but changes its technical partnership

The team’s line-up may be stable, but its technical arrangements will change for GEN4. Nissan is set to supply Andretti with powertrains from the start of the new era, following a multi-year agreement announced in July. The partnership brings together two established Formula E teams for the championship’s next generation.

The deal is a major shift inside the team as it prepares its new car and identity. Andretti’s chrome-focused look places its historic branding at the centre of the livery, while the unchanged driver pairing carries forward a season that delivered strong results. More on the powertrain agreement is covered in our report on Nissan supplying Andretti for Formula E’s GEN4 era.

Campbell Hobson takes charge ahead of GEN4

There is also a change in the team’s leadership. Campbell Hobson, formerly Andretti’s Sporting Director, has taken over as Team Principal, replacing Roger Griffiths. Griffiths is leaving the role to move into a senior advisory position supporting Andretti Formula E and the wider TWG Motorsports portfolio. Read more about Hobson’s appointment as team principal.

Hobson steps into the job as the team prepares for GEN4, which the championship describes as the fastest Formula E car in its history. The platform has been engineered around speed, innovation and sustainability, with the new generation intended for established competitors and emerging drivers alike.

Andretti’s announcement therefore combines a new visual identity with continuity behind the wheel and changes in both technical supply and management. Dennis and Drugovich remain in place as the team enters a significant transition for the championship.