New Partnership Ignites the Future of Electric Racing and Sustainability
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New Partnership Ignites the Future of Electric Racing and Sustainability


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In a landmark move that promises to reshape the landscape of electric motor sports, the Public Investment Fund (PIF) has unveiled a groundbreaking multi-year partnership known as Electric 360. This historic collaboration with Formula E, Extreme E, and E1 aims to drive technological innovation and advance the future of sustainable mobility through electric racing.

The Electric 360 initiative unites the pioneering spirit of Formula E's high-speed electric car racing, Extreme E's rugged off-road electric SUV competitions, and E1’s revolutionary all-electric powerboat series. This convergence of racing disciplines is set to accelerate advancements in electric technology, while championing the cause of carbon reduction and sustainable transport.

PIF also announced a significant brand refresh, reflecting its commitment to progress and transformation. The new brand identity will be prominently featured at all Electric 360 events, marking a new era of sponsorship and innovation for PIF. This rebranding aligns with PIF’s broader strategy of investing in key areas such as inclusivity, sustainability, youth, and technology.

The partnership will fuel thought leadership events, global STEM initiatives, and community apprenticeship programs, all designed to foster education and skills development in electric motor sports. Alejandro Agag, Founder and Chairman of the participating series, hailed the collaboration as a transformative milestone, praising PIF’s role in advancing sustainable technology and global education.

Mohamed AlSayyad, Head of Corporate Brand at PIF, emphasized the impact of this initiative: “Together with these championship series, Electric 360 will redefine electric sport and supercharge its growth, delivering tangible impact aligned with our broader business strategy as PIF drives new green technological innovation that will be the cornerstone of future electric mobility.”


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