Citroën Racing Formula E Team has announced TotalEnergies as its new Official Partner from Season 13 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, marking a new chapter in a partnership that spans nearly six decades. Citroën Racing Formula E Team is pleased to welcome TotalEnergies as an Official Partner starting from Season 13 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. The agreement brings the two brands together on the Formula E stage and opens a new chapter in a longstanding relationship built around innovation, performance and the pursuit of excellence.
A Partnership Dating Back to 1968
The relationship between Citroën and TotalEnergies dates back to 1968. For nearly 60 years, the two companies have worked side by side both on the road and in motorsport, sharing a strong commitment to technological development and high performance. Their collaboration has evolved across different generations of vehicles and motorsport disciplines, establishing one of Citroën’s longest-running partnerships. With TotalEnergies joining the Citroën Racing Formula E Team, this historic relationship now enters the world of fully electric motorsport.
Citroën and TotalEnergies Reunite in Motorsport
The partnership represents more than the continuation of a long-standing business relationship. It also reunites two experienced motorsport competitors with a shared history of success at the highest levels of racing. Together, Citroën Racing and TotalEnergies have played a role in some of the most significant chapters in Citroën’s motorsport history. Their collaboration was particularly prominent in rallying, where Citroën achieved numerous victories and championship titles while competing at the highest level of international motorsport.
A New Chapter in Formula E
The arrival of TotalEnergies as an Official Partner from Formula E Season 13 brings the partnership into a new era focused on electric racing and next-generation mobility technologies. Competing in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship provides Citroën Racing and TotalEnergies with a global motorsport platform where innovation, efficiency and performance come together.
After nearly six decades of collaboration on the road and in competition, Citroën and TotalEnergies will now continue their shared motorsport journey in Formula E.
