The NTT IndyCar Series is launching its hybrid era with over 800 horsepower, introducing a unique electrical hybrid system at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course developed by Chevrolet and Honda. The hybrid unit features a 2.2-litre twin-turbo V6 engine alongside a supercapacitor ESS, aiming to gradually replace push-to-pass. The collaborative effort focuses on enhancing reliability initially and increasing power output in the upcoming years. The long-awaited hybridization initiative, four years in the making, signifies a significant technological shift in IndyCar racing towards aligning with consumer demand for hybrid and electric vehicles.