The was a pivotal Formula 1 car during the 2014 season, marking the beginning of the sport's hybrid era. This "EV" (Electric Vehicle) element was introduced via the mandatory 1.6-liter V6 turbocharged hybrid power units , which combined traditional internal combustion with advanced energy recovery systems. Technical Engineering & Performance
: The car was piloted by 2009 World Champion Jenson Button and rookie Kevin Magnussen . A 29 Ev mp4
: Because fuel loads were restricted to 100kg per race (a 35% decrease from previous years), partners like ExxonMobil engineered specialized fuel at a molecular level to prevent "knocking" (detonation) in the high-pressure turbocharged engines. The was a pivotal Formula 1 car during
: The car's debut at the 2014 Australian Grand Prix was its most successful outing, where Magnussen secured 2nd place and Button 3rd. : Because fuel loads were restricted to 100kg