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This project was started in 2001 when students wanted to build a racecar to participate in the FSAE intervarsity competition in USA. It has since evolved into an important educational component in our Engineering Faculty. Formula – Society of Automotive Engineers (F-SAE) is an annual inter-varsity competition organised by the Society of Automotive Engineers. It is an engineering design competition
28/05/2026
Packed up 📦and ready to fly✈.
The R26e and our equipment have been crated and are now on their way to Michigan🇺🇸 from Singapore🇸🇬!
We can be rest assured that our car will arrive on time and without complications thanks to our incredible logistics partner and sponsor DHL Express Singapore . Huge thanks for making this international shipment a breeze!
11/05/2026
Meet the team behind the R26e. 🏎⚡️
Every late night in the workshop and every stressful test session was building up to this moment. We couldn't have pulled this off without the sheer dedication of this incredible team.
Huge thanks to Emeritus Professor Seah Kar Heng for your constant guidance and support from day one.
Here’s to the countless hours, the late-night fixes, and the people who made every second count.
Picture from Left to Right:
Top Row: Tung Hao Xuan, Ratnavibusena Don Shenal Ashendra, Anson Chua Zhi Hong, Loh Zhi Hao Jonavan, Raphael Hong Yi Lin, Anson Aroza, Shanice Wong Yi Tung, Naila Faiqah Binte Muhammad Azhar, Brians Tjipto Meidianto, Aung Khant Min, Layog Ethan Andrei Belo, Tiah Jeng Ern, Ryan Fong Ken Khai
Bottom Row: Dai Baizhou Patrick, Toh Yan Ting, Suh Bosung, Justin Kyle Leonard, Xu Zhen, R Niikhilesh, Wang Guan Jie, Khaizuran Khalid, Sam Marrett, Hoo Zu Yang, Tio Shao Wei, Rupan Kumar Manogar
09/05/2026
Behind the scenes of the R26e 👀
Putting the R26e on the rig. 🔧 We’re running the new monocoque through its torsional rigidity test to validate our chassis stiffness targets. A stiffer chassis means razor-sharp handling when it counts. Stay tuned for the final numbers! 🏁
24/04/2026
Behind the scenes of the R26e 👀
Massive thanks to our sponsor, Admiralty International Pte Ltd, for their invaluable support and expertise during the manufacturing phase. Pushing the limits of our chassis design wouldn't be possible without their hands-on help.
17/04/2026
After months of design and manufacturing… We are proud to officially unveil the R26e! 🏎
Now equipped with BorgWarner Cascadia Motion’s CM200DX inverter and a brand new lightweight carbon fibre accumulator enclosure with a higher cell count, the R26e is ready to go faster than ever.
Peep the new sidepods 👀 which have been added to improve thermal performance, ensuring the driver is able to push the car to its limits. It doesn’t stop there; lighter suspension components and optimised geometry allow superior grip and handling while the aerodynamic package ensures the car cuts through air cleanly.
After all that, the R26e still weighs in at a low 199kg, with a monocoque design that optimises driver comfort and structural rigidity.
We can’t wait to see you all on track! 🏁
15/04/2026
A huge thank you to the NUS Electrical and Computer Engineering Department for inviting us to display the R25e at the ExCEllence 2026 Project Showcase! We had a great time sharing our work with everyone who stopped by. 🏎⚡️
14/10/2025
The NUS FSAE team was invited to participate at the F1 Community Event at the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix. We would like to extend our gratitude to Singapore Tourism Board for this incredible opportunity to meet local motorsport talents and guest-of-honor MOS Alvin Tan 陈圣辉, and for hosting us at the Vanda Suite. It was truly unforgettable to experience the cars this close, and we have been motivated to drive towards higher goals.
26/09/2025
The NUS FSAE team recently held an event to show appreciation for our sponsors and celebrate with our families. We are deeply grateful for the support from our valued sponsors and family members, without whom our project would not have been possible.
During the event, we had the honor of sharing our journey with our guests. The programme included speeches from our distinguished Guest of Honour, CDE Dean, Professor Teo Kie Leong, our own Faculty Advisor, Professor Seah, and R25e Powertrain Lead Mohamed Haris. The evening concluded with a dinner where sponsors, loved ones, and alumni had the chance to connect and enjoy meaningful conversations.
Reflecting on the event, we are filled with gratitude. It was a fitting way to mark the milestone of the R25e. As we shift our focus to the upcoming R26e, we look forward to building even stronger partnerships with our sponsors and supporters.