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Touting transferable track technology

By Sun Xiaochen in Buenos Aires | China Daily | Updated: 2017-02-22 07:52

Electric motor racing appeals to participants for a variety of reasons - not the least of which is its potential for reshaping the future of urban transportation.

Oliver Turvey of China-backed team NextEV Nio is one of the growing legion of Formula E drivers intrigued by the prospect of adopting fancy track technologies to electric-powered road cars.

The London native, who joined NextEV in 2015, had the good fortune to test drive EP9, the Chinese startup company's latest road-legal electric super car, on the famous Nurburgring track in Germany in October.

Touting transferable track technology

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