Formula E, the all-electric motor racing series, has announced a new multi-year partnership with German audio brand Sennheiser.
Through the agreement, announced today, the company will serve as the official sound provider for the series.
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The collaboration will see the Formula E World Championship integrate Sennheiser’s professional audio solutions and AMBEO immersive audio technology and solutions ecosystem across the global series.
By partnering with Sennheiser, Formula E said it is aiming to “set a new global benchmark for live sports broadcasting and fan engagement.”
The technical partnership will focus on integration within Formula E’s broadcast and trackside operations.
Sennheiser’s AMBEO technology will be utilised to create a three-dimensional audio experience.
Beyond the broadcast, the partnership will also be utilized at Formula E’s onsite fan zones and VIP hospitality.
Dan Cherowbrier, Formula E CTO, said: “Innovation and technology are at the core of Formula E, and Sennheiser is the perfect partner to help us redefine the audio landscape of our championship.
“Their professional audio technologies and workflows, particularly the AMBEO immersive ecosystem, provide a uniquely dynamic setting to explore the future of sound in racing.
“This collaboration is a vital proof point in how we connect real-world audio innovation with practical application, bringing fans closer to the action through natural, three-dimensional sound.”
Andreas Sennheiser, Sennheiser Group CEO, added: “Formula E represents exactly the kind of environment where meaningful innovation happens. At Sennheiser, we are driven by the ambition to bring advanced audio technologies into real-world applications, and this collaboration gives us an exciting opportunity to rethink the role sound can play in electric racing.
“Great visuals deserve equally compelling sound, and we see real potential to define the sport’s unique acoustic character through dynamic in-car and trackside soundscapes. Ultimately, this partnership is about learning, exploring and helping to shape the future of how live sport is experienced.”
The 2025-26 Formula E season will conclude this weekend with a season-ending double-header in London.
The 16th and 17th races of the campaign will be held on August 15 and 16 at the London ExCeL.
