power units
Power units in Formula One are the engines that power the race cars. They are very advanced and include both traditional engines and electric parts to make the cars faster and more efficient.
In Formula One, power units refer to the complete engine system, which includes the internal combustion engine, hybrid components, and energy recovery systems. They are designed for maximum efficiency and performance.
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