On December 4, 2025, Ligier Automotive was in Belfort for the Hydrogen Business for Climate Forum, organized by the Pole Véhicule du Future, of which the company is an active member. The event brought together industrial players, experts and institutional stakeholders around a shared objective: identifying hydrogen markets that are already accessible, as well as those that are emerging. The Ligier JS2 RH2, developed in partnership with Bosch Engineering, was displayed at the heart of the forum, illustrating the maturity…

The Ligier JS2 RS is now eligible for the GT2 European Series powered by Pirelli — a major recognition for this radical GT and an important milestone in the history of the French brand, which becomes the first French manufacturer to enter the championship. At the same time, Ligier is also joining the SRO GT Academy, furthering its mission to support drivers on their path to the highest levels of motorsport. A New French GT2 for the GT2 European Series…

The 2025 Endurance Brasil season ended on Saturday, December 6, at the Autódromo de Brasília. Six Ligier JS P320s took part in this decisive final round. After a dramatic race filled with twists and turns, Gaetano Di Mauro and Arthur Pavie secured both the overall title and the P1 class title with the # 117 of BTZ Motorsport Ligier JS P320. This marks the third consecutive championship won by a Ligier team in Endurance Brasil, and the second for BTZ…

Ligier Automotive, in collaboration with Bosch Engineering and the Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours, hosted a major convention on Thursday, November 20, dedicated to hydrogen technologies applied to mobility and motorsport. The event brought together hydrogen experts, key industrial players, and institutional representatives from the Nièvre department and the region. The objective: to assess the state of hydrogen technologies, share concrete experience from the field, and present the initial foundations for a future Hydrogen Excellence Hub in Magny-Cours. A Joint Commitment…

The Guia circuit, one of the most demanding tracks in the world with its 6.12 kilometers of tight corners and high-speed sections, was the setting for a historic moment on the weekend of 15 November 2025: Jules Roussel's victory in the very first FIA F4 World Cup. Facing eighteen of the best international drivers of the 2025 season, including seven national champions, the Frenchman delivered a masterful performance that marked a new milestone in his young career. On the strength…