Paysafe Envision unveils Gen4 livery against Florida space-launch backdrop

A new look for Envision’s Gen4 era

Envision has unveiled its Season 13 Formula E livery under a new identity: Paysafe Envision Formula E Team. The design brings the team’s familiar green together with blue and white from title partner Paysafe, creating a three-colour scheme shaped around the sharper lines of the Gen4 car.

The launch was staged in Jacksonville, Florida, home to Paysafe’s US operations. Images of the car were also captured against the space launch complex at Cape Canaveral, a setting the team said reflected the innovation and engineering ambition associated with rocket launches.

The livery is designed to give the car a fresh appearance on track, particularly in motion. Its unveiling also arrives alongside a substantial change in the team’s line-up: Zak O’Sullivan and Maximilian Günther are the new pairing after Envision said farewell to Sébastien Buemi and Joel Eriksson last season. Günther’s arrival at Paysafe Envision is part of a broader reset as the team enters Season 13.

Gen4 raises the performance ceiling

The new car brings headline figures that underline the scale of the next era. Gen4 offers up to 450kW in race mode, 600kW in Attack Mode and 700kW of regenerative capability—equivalent to more than 612bhp, 815bhp and 951bhp respectively. Energy capacity has increased by 43 per cent compared with Gen3, reaching 55kWh, while permanent all-wheel drive is also part of the package.

For Envision, the new machinery arrives alongside a new title partner, a new team name and two new drivers. Franz Jung, Envision Energy vice-president and CEO and chairman of the Formula E team, described the season as the start of an exciting chapter, pointing to the combination of those changes as a source of momentum.

“The green remains such an important part of our identity, but we've introduced the Paysafe colours to give the car a fresh look for this new era,” Jung said, adding that the team was proud of the design and eager to see it on track.

Paysafe CEO and executive director Bruce Lowthers said Florida was a fitting place to launch the partnership’s new phase, given the company’s longstanding US presence there. He also linked the setting and livery to Paysafe’s emphasis on innovation, saying the company was looking forward to seeing the car race.

The launch gives Envision a visual marker for a season defined by change. Its green remains prominent, but the blue-and-white additions make clear that the team is entering Gen4 with a refreshed identity as well as new personnel and machinery.