Formula E has a "pretty cool" plan to keep an element of strategy in races when mid-race car sw🧸aps are scrapped from the s🧸eries for Season 5, according to CEO Alejandro Agag.

Formula E cars currently complete half a race on a full battery charge, meaning drivers must swap cars midway throu൲gh, but this will be scrapped from Season 5 upon the introduction of the new, longer-lasting cars.

In order to keep an element of strategy in races, Agag does not wiꦺsh to switch to a lights-to-flag event with⛄out any pit stops, but ruled out tyre changes as seen in Formula E.

"We discussed it actually, and with the FIA, I think we’re going to announce soon how it’s going to work for the race🥃 to keep the strategy element in it," Agag said.

"It is very important for TV and the product to have some kind of strategy in races. But it’s not going to be a tyre change, and it’s not going to be the message that Michelin wants to give about the tyre that l𝄹asts longer.

"We want to use less rubber, have less consumption, have less rolling resistance. The message was not consistent and everyt🌺hing we do must be consistent with our long-term view.

"We hav🤪e something pretty cool lined up t꧃o make the races quite exciting."

The new-generation Formu൩la E car has already completed on-track testing with positive findings, and will make its rac꧋e debut in the winter of 2018.