Peugeot supports new Hypercar rules direction without commitment beyond 2029
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 1:33 PM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
Peugeot expressed support for the evolving Hypercar regulations in the World Endurance Championship, welcoming the recent announcement by the ACO and FIA. However, the manufacturer is yet to confirm its participation in the category after 2029, despite being committed to endurance racing until then. This statement highlights Peugeot's careful approach to future involvement as regulatory changes take shape in the series.
- •Peugeot supports the direction of the Hypercar regulations.
- •The manufacturer is committed to endurance racing through 2029.
- •Peugeot has not confirmed plans beyond the initial commitment.
- •The ACO and FIA announced changes to Hypercar regulations recently.
- 1:33 PMMotorsport.com — Peugeot supports 2030 Hypercar rules direction but is not committing at this stage
"Peugeot is supportive of the direction the World Endurance Championship is taking with the next Hypercar regulations, but the French manufacturer believes it is still too early to confirm its involvement in the category beyond 2029. Committed to endurance racing through 2029, Peugeot welcomed Friday’s announcement by the ACO and the FIA regarding the evolution of the Hypercar regulations ...Keep reading
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