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Read post →We are proud to sponsor the NUST Formula Student Team for the 2026 to 2027 racing season, putting WEmpower on a race car to show the world that engineering belongs to everyone.
The collaboration includes co-branded kit, a dedicated video series, and live access to vehicle testing sessions, giving our community a front-row view of elite engineering in action.
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