In Pictures: Formula E Taps COMSOL as Official Multiphysics Simulation Partner

Race engineers prepare a single-seater in the garage, where simulation increasingly shapes design decisions.

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On-track performance now depends as much on software modeling as on mechanical setup.

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Street circuits like Baku demand precise thermal and structural modeling of every component.

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Multiphysics simulation helps teams balance power, cooling and weight across a race weekend.

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Driver and machine operate at the limit, where battery and thermal behavior are critical.

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High-speed circuits such as Spa test the durability of electrical and structural systems.

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Garage preparation reflects the growing role of simulation in pre-race engineering.

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Endurance racing underscores the need for accurate battery and thermal models.

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Strategy meetings increasingly incorporate simulation data alongside track experience.

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