A look at the best special liveries in Formula E history
It is hard to believe that the legendary 'Pink Pig' livery, once a bewildering sight at the 1971 24 Hours of Le Mans, would eventually find its way into electric racing. When Porsche brought the design back for the 2026 Hankook Berlin E-Prix to celebrate 75 years of motorsport, it proved to be a masterstroke. It was a lucky charm for Nico Muller, who finally secured his first Formula E victory at his 69th attempt. Truly, some liveries just carry a different kind of energy.
Other teams have taken different approaches to visual flair. Nissan opted for a teal blue twist on their cherry blossom design for the 2025 London E-Prix to mark a new vehicle launch, though it yielded only two points for Oliver Rowland and Norman Nato. Meanwhile, Lola Yamaha ABT turned heads in Berlin by embracing the DC Studios’ 'Superman' aesthetic, complete with custom race suits for Lucas di Grassi and Zane Maloney that dominated paddock conversation.
Sometimes, the fans get a say, like when Andretti let supporters choose between two designs for the 2025 Miami E-Prix. The winner, 'Ocean Drive', brought a beautiful baby blue and palm tree motif to the track. And then there is the sheer innovation of NEOM McLaren, who in 2023 celebrated their 60th anniversary by debuting the world's first AI-generated livery. Designed with input from René Rast, Jake Hughes, and NEOM’s Graduate Development Program, it was a statement that the future of the sport is as much about technology as it is about the racing itself.
