FIA Reveals First Details of F1's New V8 Engines, Calls Dropping Hybrid V6 a ‘No-Brainer’

The Drive·May 4

✦ NabkaNews BriefAuto-summarized from multiple outlets · verify with the source

The FIA has revealed details about formula one's new engines, which will be V8s, replacing the current hybrid V6 engines. It appears that the change is planned for 2027, although some details are not yet final, and there may be an independent V8 engine supplier. The introduction of V8 engines is seen as a significant shift in engine regulations, with the FIA considering various aspects of the change.

Full coverage

FIA President Opens up About Details of V8 Engines Set to Power F1 Cars in Four Years

MotorBiscuit·May 6

F1 engines will change in 2027. But details are not final and some teams could lose out - The Athletic

The New York Times·May 14

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem reveals V8s are returning to Formula 1

grandprix247·May 3

View original report at The Drive ↗

Fetching the latest headlines…

FIA Reveals First Details of F1's New V8 Engines, Calls Dropping Hybrid V6 a ‘No-Brainer’

Full coverage

F1's plan for new independent V8 engine builder revealed

FIA eyes independent V8 engine supplier for 2031

Brown reveals why McLaren are missing key Mercedes engine upgrade

"We love V8s" - What F1 manufacturers think about future engine regulations

F1 reveals latest tweaks to rules for 2027, moves away from 50-50 engine split

FIA President Opens up About Details of V8 Engines Set to Power F1 Cars in Four Years

F1 engines will change in 2027. But details are not final and some teams could lose out - The Athletic

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem reveals V8s are returning to Formula 1