Have you ever wondered what happens to your old electronic devices when you throw them away?
Did you know that these can end up in landfills, polluting the environment and wasting valuable resources?
Now, one Formula E team has found a creative way to turn e-waste into a racing car that can compete with the world’s best teams.
Recover-E Race Car (Imagine Racing)
What is e-waste?
Electronic waste is discarded electrical or electronic equipment that is no longer needed or needed. This includes everything from disposable e-cigs, cell phones, laptops, MP3 players, plugs, and batteries.
According to the Global E-waste Monitor, the world 53.6 million tons The total amount of e-waste in 2019 was 118 billion pounds, and this number is expected to reach 75 million tons (165 billion pounds) by 2030. E-waste is not only a huge waste of resources, but also a major source of pollution and contamination. Greenhouse gas emissions.
Why is e-waste so dangerous?
E-waste contains toxic substances such as lead, mercury, and cadmium, which can leach into soil and water and harm wildlife and human health. Additionally, e-waste often ends up in developing countries, where workers dismantle it without proper protection or equipment, exposing themselves and their communities to hazardous materials.
Why is e-waste management so difficult?
One of the main reasons why managing e-waste is so difficult is that many people are unaware of its impact and how to properly dispose of it. There is also a lack of effective policies and regulations to promote the reduction, reuse and recycling of electronic waste. Additionally, there is a lack of adequate infrastructure and facilities to safely and efficiently collect, transport and process e-waste.
How Envision Racing is driving change with e-waste race cars
envision racing is the team behind the world’s first Formula E car made entirely from electronic waste. Envision Racing is not only a leading Formula E team, but also a champion of sustainability. Its Race Against Climate Change program aims to inspire and empower fans and the public to take action against climate change.

Recover-E race car under construction (Imagine Racing)
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As part of this program, the team decided to create a car to raise awareness about e-waste and its solutions. They teamed up with Liam Hopkins, a British artist and designer who specializes in creating sculptures and installations from recycled materials. They also worked with Music Magpie, a British tech company that buys and sells used electronics, to source e-waste from cars.

Liam Hopkins (left) and Aidan Gallagher stand next to their Recover-E race car. (Imagine Racing)
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The result is the Recover-E car, a full-size, drivable Formula E Gen3 car made entirely from e-waste. The car weighs 2,645 pounds and reaches a top speed of 174 miles per hour.
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It consists of various electronic products such as laptops, keyboards, mice, phones, electronic cigarettes, batteries, wires, etc. This car shows how e-waste can be reused in creative and innovative ways, rather than being thrown away or forgotten.

Recover-E Race Car (Imagine Racing)
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Why e-waste vehicles are a symbol of a larger campaign
The Recover-E car is more than just a car, it’s also a symbol of a larger campaign to tackle e-waste and climate change. The Recover-E campaign aims to raise awareness about the effects of e-waste on humans and the need to reuse and recycle old electrical products.
Also educate and encourage people to take action on e-waste and climate change by taking pledges, donating or selling e-waste, and supporting renewable energy and electric mobility. We are also striving to do so.

NEP Goodwill Ambassador Aidan Gallagher will drive a Recover-E race car. (Imagine Racing)
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Recover-E Campaign Activities and Events
The campaign has organized and participated in various activities and events to spread its message and reach a wider audience. For example, we launched an e-waste recovery competition and invited young people to build their own e-waste cars using recycled electronic materials. The winner was announced at the final race of the 2022/23 Formula E season, the London ePrix, where the Recover-E car was also unveiled.

Collect e-waste race cars (Imagine Racing)
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The car then headed to COP28, the United Nations climate change conference, where it was displayed and attracted the attention of many onlookers. The car will head to Davos, Switzerland, in the new year to raise the issue of e-waste with world leaders and decision-makers.

Contest to collect electronic waste and participate in a race (Imagine Racing)
This campaign is 50,000 e-waste pledges Gain recognition from influential people and organizations. Most importantly, the campaign inspired young people and fans around the world to join the race against climate change and make a difference.
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How can we reduce and recycle
This is a good time to think about your e-waste and how it can be reduced and recycled. See the tips below to learn how.
- Buy less and buy better. Choose quality over quantity and choose products that are durable, repairable, long-lasting, and have a low environmental impact.
- sell or donate old electronics. Instead of throwing them away, you can: sell them You can use and renovate them by donating them to reputable companies or to charities or schools.
- Please recycle your e-waste properly. Find out where and how you can Recycle e-waste Please follow instructions and guidelines for your area. You can also look for certified e-waste recyclers who ensure safe and responsible handling of e-waste.
- Supports renewable energy and electric mobility. By switching to green energy and electric vehicles, you can reduce your carbon footprint and help fight climate change. We can also support initiatives and policies that promote renewable energy and electric mobility.
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Cart important points
Envision Racing has developed the world’s first Formula E car made entirely from electronic waste. The car is part of a larger campaign to raise awareness and action on e-waste and climate change. E-waste is a global challenge that impacts the environment and society. Hats off to the Envision Racing team for creating the Formula E waste race car. A creative way to demonstrate the possibilities of recycling and reuse.
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