This isn’t your typical Nascar racing machine. For 75 years, American stock-car competitions unfolded to the star-spangled tune of roaring, gas-guzzling V8 engines. When this prototype took to the course at Nascar’s Chicago Street Race for demonstration laps, it left the starting line in a cloud of tire smoke, scrambling for traction and rocketing down the straightaway—emitting no sound other than the distant, high-pitched whir of electric motors.
The Chicago event is a massive departure from typical Nascar races, which take place on purpose-built speedways with sweeping high-speed curves. Similar to F1, the city-streets race, introduced in 2023, has been credited with drawing new fans to Nascar—fans who might not balk at the convention-busting idea of an all-electric stock car. “I would say there was a lot of intent behind what took place at Chicago,” Marshall Pruett, a veteran racing reporter, told WIRED.
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