Formula E: Andretti unveils radical chrome livery for the Gen4 era

Andretti has unveiled a radical new look for the start of Formula E's Gen4 era. The American team is abandoning its previous neon yellow and black colour scheme in favour of an almost entirely chrome-covered car for the 2026/27 season. The new livery for Jake Dennis and Felipe Drugovich features a mirror-like finish, exposed carbon fibre elements and prominent Andretti logos. The previously displayed TWG branding has also disappeared.

Andretti's new look for the Gen4 era has arrived: The American team has unveiled the livery of its two Formula E cars for the 2026/27 season. With its reflective chrome design, Andretti has introduced one of the most striking colour changes among the teams so far. The visual transformation also accompanies a major technical change: After several years as a Porsche customer team, Andretti will switch to Nissan powertrains for the first time.

Chrome is here to stay 🪩 Introducing our 2027 Season livery ✨ https://t.co/yrAxLAEWds

— Andretti Formula E (@AndrettiFE) November 11, 2026

Chrome replaces neon yellow & black

The new car's bodywork is almost entirely finished in chrome. Only a few exposed carbon fibre elements, including parts of the rear wing, break up the silver appearance. One particularly distinctive feature is the fin behind the cockpit, which carries a repeating pattern of black-and-white Andretti logos.

There is also a noticeable change to the sponsorship branding. The TWG AI logo, which featured prominently on last season's car and played a significant role in shaping its previous colour scheme, is no longer visible in the newly released images. Instead, the car features Andretti branding alongside the logos of partner Crowe and Formula E's series partners.

Chrome is nothing new for Andretti

However, chrome is not entirely new territory for Andretti. At the Tokyo E-Prix in July 2026, the team already raced with a special chrome-and-blue livery. Developed in collaboration with Japanese tuning company Liberty Walk, the design was inspired in part by the company's spectacular Nissan Skyline modifications.

For the upcoming season, the silver finish will now become the regular appearance of the two Formula E cars driven by Jake Dennis and Felipe Drugovich. Fans should get their first proper impression of how the new design looks on track by the official pre-season testing session at the Circuito del Jarama near Madrid, scheduled for 16–20 November.