IndyCar confirmed that Honda and Chevrolet will roll out their new hybrid engines on July 5, concluding a journey that began five years ago with an announcement at the 2019 Indy 500—or what feels like 27 years ago thanks to COVID.

The NTT IndyCar Series will usher in its hybrid era in July at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course and the Honda Indy 200.

IndyCar 's new hybrid engine will make its long-awaited debut at the series' Mid-Ohio race from July 5-7. The engine was announced in 2019 and originally expected to be introduced in 2022 but the COVID 19 pandemic pushed back to the start of 2023.

The hybrid assist unit was delayed for a half season by supply issues but is ready for racing beginning in July.

After five years of delays and setbacks, the IndyCar Series will make the transition to hybridization at the July 5-7 race weekend at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. First announced during the Month of May in 2019,

Five years after announcing its plan to integrate a hybrid system in 2019, IndyCar finally has a date for its electrified powertrains to debut. The new systems will debut on July 7 at the Mid-Ohio road course,

The IndyCar Series has announced its new hybrid era will be rolled out for the ninth points-paying round of the 2024 season at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in July.