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Mitch Evans Leaves Jaguar for Opel in Formula E
Mitch Evans, Formula E’s winningest driver, switches teams for GEN4’s high-performance electric racecar.
In brief
Mitch Evans, Formula E’s winningest driver, switches teams for GEN4’s high-performance electric racecar. Evans joins Opel after 10 seasons with Jaguar to compete in Formula E’s next-gen GEN4 car. Originally reported by Maxim.
Quick answers
- Why Opel?
- Evans praised Opel’s shared passion, clear ambitions, and access to Stellantis facilities in France.
- What is the key takeaway from Mitch Evans Leaves Jaguar for Opel in Formula E?
- Evans joins Opel after 10 seasons with Jaguar to compete in Formula E’s next-gen GEN4 car.
Mitch Evans' Jaguar Legacy

Evans earned 10 pole positions, 38 podiums, and 16 wins with Jaguar over 10 seasons.
“I was fortunate to be part of that journey over many years, contributing on track as well as to the development work behind the scenes.”
Attack Mode Explained
Attack Mode boosts power temporarily when drivers intentionally veer off the racing line into an Activation Zone.
GEN4 Car Specifications
GEN4 has a top speed of 208 mph, 600 kW output, and a 1.8-second 0, 62-mph time.
Evans Joins Opel
Evans moves to Opel, a Stellantis team, after 10 seasons with Jaguar.
Why Opel?
Evans praised Opel’s shared passion, clear ambitions, and access to Stellantis facilities in France.
Performance Focus
Evans prioritizes teams that allow him to win races and challenge for championships.
Miami E-Prix Victory
Evans won the Miami E-Prix to become Formula E’s winningest driver with 16 victories.
Formula E’s Uniqueness
Formula E requires complex strategy, energy management, and teamwork unlike other racing series.
Attack Mode Changes
Evans wants to reduce the time lost when activating Attack Mode but keeps its strategic complexity.
Risk Management
Evans balances risk more carefully after 10 seasons but remains aggressive in decision-making.
GEN4 Impact
GEN4’s power and complexity will reshape race strategy and overtaking in Formula E.
Evans’ Excitement for GEN4
Evans expects GEN4 to present new challenges and reshuffle the racing grid.
The takeaway
Evans joins Opel after 10 seasons with Jaguar to compete in Formula E’s next-gen GEN4 car.




