Electrification is rapidly making its presence felt in motorsports, just as it has in consumer vehicles. From the fully electric Formula E series to hybrid powertrains in IMSA GTP, a racecar without some form of electrification is becoming increasingly rare. Now, NASCAR is stepping into the electric arena with its latest prototype reveal. After unveiling […]
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