Formula E is bringing even more excitement to Tokyo this month, and Andretti is making sure its cars stand out. For Japan's first-ever Formula E night race, the team has teamed up with legendary tuner Liberty Walk to create a striking new silver-and-blue livery inspired by Japanese tuning culture.

The design pays tribute to one of Japan's most recognizable performance icons—the Nissan Skyline GT-R R34—and recalls the unforgettable silver-and-blue look made famous in 2 Fast 2 Furious. While Liberty Walk is best known for its aggressive widebody kits and dramatic styling applied to everything from classic Japanese sports cars to exotic Ferraris and Lamborghinis, this collaboration takes its signature attitude to the electric racing world.

Andretti currently sits third in the Formula E Teams' Championship and hopes this unique appearance will add extra energy to its Tokyo campaign. Although the livery won't make the cars any faster, it perfectly matches the spirit of the event and celebrates Japan's rich automotive heritage.

The Tokyo street circuit promises an intense challenge. The 1.6-mile (2.6 km) layout features 18 demanding corners bordered by unforgiving barriers, leaving little room for mistakes. Drivers will need flawless precision as they battle under the city lights.

Formula E continues searching for new ways to attract fans, and collaborations like this help bridge modern electric racing with the passion of tuner culture. Liberty Walk has spent decades turning ordinary cars into rolling works of art, and now its unmistakable style is heading to one of motorsport's biggest electric stages. Will this eye-catching design become one of Formula E's most memorable liveries? Can Liberty Walk's iconic styling win over a new generation of racing fans? Or would you like to see more tuning legends collaborate with major motorsport teams?

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