Meet the teams
Students from around the world took K.I.T.T. from NBC’s Knight Rider as inspiration to create the car of the future in Future Rider: a new Shell Eco-marathon Challenge.
Watch Colin Furze, Norman Koch and our panel of judges announce the regional winners and global winner in the awards show!
Future Rider Awards: Celebrating the winners of a Shell Eco-marathon Challenge
The Global Winner
KON Team from the University of Engineering and Technology (UTEC) in Peru, focused on renewable energies and sustainable designs for their car of the future, Wayralla.
The Regional Winners
KON Team, UTEC, Peru
Wayralla collects information from the driver, the environment, traffic and more.
DTU Supermileage, DTU, India
Powered by an organic battery, this car connects with the driver in a revolutionary way.
Cairo Uni Eco Racing Team UC, CU, Egypt
AVIC is sustainable, super intelligent and can even connect with your smart home.
Second and Third Place Teams
eWolf Racing, CEFET RJ, Brazil
A hydrogen-powered vehicle with an ‘80s-inspired design and electromagnetic suspension.
DJS Miles, D.J. Sanghvi, India
A modular design and compact transmission system make this car ultra-modern.
ASU Racing Team, ASU, Egypt
Mundus is a one-of-a-kind self-driving car that solves real-world problems.
Ibmach, Ibmec BH, Brazil
This car is powered through the air, made from vegetable fibres and has a strong AI personality.
Garuda UNY Eco Team, UNY, Indonesia
A car of the future designed with accessibility in mind.
Apex Racing Team EV, HTI, Egypt
Wireless charging, hand tracking systems and more make up this innovative vehicle.
Future Rider: A Shell Eco-marathon Challenge
Learn more about this new challenge where Shell Eco-marathon teams reimagined the next car of the future.
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