Audi pulled the covers off its first factory Formula E entry yesterday, the Audi e-tron FE04 which includes the name previously used on its LMP1 charger.
The German manufacturer has been a partner of the ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport team for the past two years in the all-electric series, supporting the efforts of Daniel Abt and reigning FE champion Lucas di Grassi.
Audi's full-fledged entry will be managed by none other than former F1 driver and three-time Le Mans winner Alan McNish.
We must admit the car's fierce livery looks quite the part!
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