ABB NASCAR Electrification Partnership
Exploring high-performance electric racing and creating strategic opportunities for electrification in the sport, including race vehicles, electrification infrastructure, and energy education.
ABB joined NASCAR to test a cleaner way to power a race weekend. ABB technology worked inside the equipment and behind the live data that kept the event running.
From coast to coast, ABB is driving the technologies that will accelerate America’s next 250 years
ABB has forged some new business-to-business relationships with other NASCAR sponsors, the latest example of one of the sport’s longtime marketing calling cards.
NASCAR fans witnessed history in the heart of Chicago as a fleet of high-powered electric vehicle prototypes took to the track.
The ABB-NASCAR EV Prototype is the product of a partnership between ABB, a global technology company dedicated to sustainable energy through electrification and automation, and NASCAR Impact.
Prior to attending NASCAR’s Championship Weekend in Phoenix, if you had asked me to draw some comparisons between the motor racing behemoth and the world of custom integration and residential technology the list would’ve been incredibly short.
ABB Vice President Chris Shigas joins the show to discuss the Next Gen EV Prototypes and NASCAR's partnership with ABB.
Chris Shigas, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at ABB, discussed in an interview the company's role in developing a prototype EV race car showcased at the Daytona 500, markingNASCAR's first step toward an electric future.
Two drivers will participate in what ABB is calling a first-of-its-kind moment for electric vehicle racing.
CNN's Bill Weir gets an up close look at an all-electric race car that could help NASCAR fulfill their stated goal of being net zero by 2035.
This event marked a new chapter in reshaping how consumers think about electrification, sustainability, and the future of energy.
ABB and NASCAR are two very different organizations working together for some time now with the goal of advancing the energy transition.
NASCAR, in collaboration with Florida P&L EVolution commercial charging solutions and electrical powerhouse ABB, has completed the installation of 30 EV chargers at its Daytona Beach headquarters.
Chris Shigas was so enthusiastic during the ABB FIA Formula E Championship's recent Miami E-Prix at Homestead Miami Speedway that it was hard not to be a believer.
NASCAR driver David Ragan talks about what it is like to drive the ABB NASCAR EV Prototype
The NASCAR EV prototype was built in cooperation with ABB, a company that’s involved in building electric vehicle infrastructure, such as power equipment for chargers.
"We work together with NASCAR driver David Ragan to give us feedback from driving - how the powertrain is handling, how the car is handling and how the tires are handling" - CJ Tobin, NASCAR Engineer
Dive into the fully electric race car to view the chassis, powertrain, steering, suspension, and more!
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