The Formula Vector is a concept Grand Prix car built from the ground up as a re-imagining of what a Grand Prix car can be.

 Powered by a twincharged 2.3L 60° crossplane V8 with an output of 892bhp at 10,000rpm, the Formula Vector also sports electric motors positioned in the front wheelhubs which together peak at 377bhp. The combined power output of the car reaches 1269bhp for short periods of time.

 Instead of a large and heavy battery, the Formula Vector uses a compact and lightweight supercapacitor, charged by coasting and braking. This also allows for a very quick charge and discharge, giving the Formula Vector exceptional acceleration out of corners. 

The simple aerodynamic surfaces and sleek body shape create minimal aerodynamic disturbance behind the car, contributing to better racing. 

Small, lightweight construction makes the Formula Vector very reactive to bumps and changes in direction. This, combined with the sound of the V8, creates an exciting experience for driver and spectator alike.