Formula Bharat

Formula Bharat invites students, faculty & EV enthusiasts to register for its certified EV Safety Training Program, designed to equip you with the essential skills to safely handle electric vehicles in a Formula Student context.

- Aligns with Formula Bharat 2027 requirements
- Recognized by international FS competitions

📅 Training Dates: March 28 & 29, April 4, 2026
📝 Register by: March 26, 2026

Register here: https://formulabharat.com/programs/ev-safety/

On 27th Feb at 4:00 PM IST, join us live on the Formula Bharat YouTube Channel.

Sandeep C from Sika India will be delivering a session on “Simplicity in Battery Assembly.”

As EVs move from modular battery designs to advanced Cell-to-Pack and Cell-to-Chassis architectures, this session will break down practical material solutions that improve safety, performance and manufacturing efficiency, including structural adhesives, thermal gap fillers, thermally conductive adhesives, potting & encapsulation, and fire protection solutions.

About Sika:
Part of the global Sika group, Sika is a leader in specialty chemicals trusted worldwide for high-performance solutions in Construction and Automotive & Industry. With over 100 years of innovation, Sika products strengthen, bond, protect and enhance vehicles, infrastructure and buildings across the world.

From advanced adhesives and sealants to structural reinforcements and acoustic solutions, Sika continues to drive the future of mobility with safer, lighter and more sustainable materials.

If you’re building in the EV space, this session is for you.

WRI India’s Sustainable Innovative Mobility Challenge at Formula Bharat 2026 marked a significant first in the global Formula Student ecosystem, reinforcing a shift toward sustainability-led innovation in student engineering competitions.

The challenge encouraged teams to go beyond performance and engineering excellence, integrating sustainable design, material innovation, circularity, and lifecycle thinking into their vehicles.

The winning team, Camber Racing from SRM Institute of Science and Technology, stood out for embedding sustainability across design and operations, using agricultural waste–based materials, repurposed infrastructure, and calibrating their engine to run on both E20 and unleaded fuel without major hardware changes. Their approach showcased how high performance and sustainability can successfully coexist.