NASCAR Electric Series

NASCAR Electric Series	NASCAR Electric Series
 	
Category 	Stock cars
Country 	United States
Inaugural season 	2024
Manufacturers 	Chevrolet · Ford · Renault · Tesla · Toyota
Tire suppliers 	General Tire
Drivers' champion 	—
Teams' champion 	—
Makes' champion 	—
Current season 	2024
The NASCAR Electric Series, officially the NASCAR Electric Series Presented by Coca-Cola, is a stock car racing series owned and operated by the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing that exclusively races electric and hybrid cars. The series was founded in 2021 and plans to run its inaugural season in 2024 at ten temporary street circuits. 
History
On June 18, 2021, Sports Business Journal reported that NASCAR was exploring the possibility of establishing an electric companion series to the Cup Series. The series wasn't expected to launch for a couple of years but two months later on August 23, NASCAR officially announced the NASCAR Electric Series for 2022. The original announced schedule consisted of four exhibition races; however, no races were run in 2022 with no official news from NASCAR. At the 2023 Chicago Street Race weekend, NASCAR officially announced a 10-race inaugural championship for 2024.As part of NASCAR's touring-level partnership with ESPN, races will air live and on tape delay on ESPN SpeedWorld on ESPN+ beginning with the season opening Long Beach NASCAR ePrix.Electric Series cars
Current cars ran in the series include the Chevrolet Bolt EV, Ford Mustang Mach-E, Renault Zoe, Tesla Model S and Toyota Camry Hybrid.List of champions
Season	Champion	Manufacturer
2021 	— 	—