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An electric formula car designed, built and validated by students at Tecnológico de Monterrey. Third place in Design Overall at Formula SAE Mexico 2026. Manufacturing begins January 2027, with Formula SAE Michigan as the target.

2026–2027 season in progress FSAE Mexico 2026 · 3rd in Design Overall FSAE Michigan · June 2027
Flag of Mexico Monterrey, Mexico
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01 — Front

Aerodynamics begins at the nose

The front of the car exists to do one thing: load the tyres before the car reaches the corner.

Formula SAE Mexico 2026

17–19 September 2026

Result

Third place in Design Overall

The car was not built yet. The rules let TEC Racing enter Formula SAE Mexico with the design of its first electric single-seater as a concept vehicle — but it was judged in the same category as the finished cars, with the design score computed on 50% of the possible points. Third place in Design Overall came out of that half.

Judges and practising engineers went through every system and through the way the team works. That feedback is what the corrections running now are built on. Manufacturing begins on 1 January 2027, and the car it produces is the one that goes to Formula SAE Michigan.

Result
3rd place · Design Overall
Entry
Concept vehicle
Scoring basis
50% of the possible points
Competition
Formula SAE Mexico 2026
Dates
17–19 September 2026
Venue
Mexico City
Next
Manufacturing from 1 January 2027
The TEC Racing team on stage with the third-place certificate for Design Overall at Formula SAE Mexico 2026
Members reviewing the CAD model of the car on a laptop between judging sessions
The team at the entrance of the engineering faculty hosting Formula SAE Mexico 2026
TEC Racing members defending the design of the car in front of a judge
The team working under the TEC Racing banner at its stand during the competition
All the teams competing at Formula SAE Mexico 2026 gathered with their cars
The awards ceremony of Formula SAE Mexico 2026

The team in four figures

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Active members

Engineering and business students

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Working areas

7 engineering · 5 administrative

2019

Founded

Seven consecutive seasons

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International competitions

Mexico 2026 · Michigan 2027

Design criteria

How we decide when priorities collide

Twelve areas designing a single car disagree every day. These four criteria, in this order, resolve the conflict without a vote.

01

Reliability

A car that does not finish the endurance event scores nothing. Certainty that a part survives the full competition comes before any performance gain.

02

Manufacturability

We design what this team can build with the machines and the hours it actually has. A brilliant part that cannot be made is worth zero.

03

Cost

Every gram and every peso is justified against the points it returns. The Cost Report is not paperwork: it is a design constraint from day one.

04

Simplicity

Between two equivalent solutions, the one with fewer parts wins. What does not exist cannot fail, adds no mass and needs no defending before the judges.

Every subsystem opens with a table of applicable rules that turns the FSAE EV rulebook into pass-or-fail functional requirements before design begins. Structural members are sized to the regulatory minimum for their function: mass is added only where the analysis calls for it.

The organisations behind the project

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