21 year-old W Series Champion Jamie Chadwick returns to Formula E with Panasonic Jaguar Racing after previously testing for the NIO Formula E squad. Beginning her career racing go-karts at the age of 11, Chadwick became the first woman and youngest driver to win the British GT Championship at the age of 17. In 2018, she became the first woman to win a British F3 race and last February, she became the first female winner of the MRF Challenge series in Chennai. In 2019, Chadwick joined the W Series before clinching the Championship title after securing five trophies in just six races.  

Panasonic Jaguar Racing welcomes test driver Sacha Fenestraz, who gets behind the wheel of the Jaguar I-TYPE 4 on March 1 following the Marrakesh E-Prix. Born in France, the twenty-year-old grew up in Argentina where he dominated the national karting scene before moving into French Formula F4, Formula Renault and FIA Formula 3. In 2019, he secured his Japanese Formula 3 title at his first attempt and achieved his third single-seater title in five years. This year, the Frenchman continues to race in both Super Formula and Super GT500 championships. 

TAG Heuer Porsche's Test and Development driver Thomas Preining will get behind the wheel of the 99X Electric in Marrakesh after he stepped up to the role in September 2019. As a permanent fixture in the Porsche squad since 2017, Preining drove for the Porsche customer team Gulf Racing last season in the FIA WEC (GTE-AM class) and also competed in the ADAC GT Masters with Herbert Motorsport. In 2020 Preining is competing in the Intercontinental GT Challenge and the Blancpain Endurance Series. In the FIA WEC, he supports the Dempsey Proton Racing customer team.

Stepping up as one of TAG Heuer Porsche's two rookie drivers is Frederic Makowiecki. As a Porsche works driver since 2014, Makowieck has achieved success in GT racing with a notable victory in the Nurburgring 24 Hours in 2018 and two wins in the current IMSA Championship at Sebring. Two years ago, Makowiecki made his debut drive in the ABB FIA Formula E Championship's in-season test for DS Techeetah alongside James Rossiter. 

BMW DTM driver Lucas Auer will make his debut in Formula E behind the wheel of the BMW iFE.20. As the nephew of Formula One driver Gerhard Berger, Auer progressed through Formula 3 before moving into DTM and GT racing. In 2019, he was announced as a member of the Red Bull Junior Team. The Austrian driver is joined by Andretti's Kyle Kirkwood at the test on March 1. 

21-year-old Kirkwood is a new addition to the Andretti squad for the 2020 season and will contest the North American Indy Lights series for team owner Michael Andretti. Making his debut in Formula E in Marrakesh alongside Lucas Auer, the pair will pilot the BMW iFE.20 on March 1.   

After James Rossiter deputised for Jean-Eric Vergne in Practice 1 in Marrakesh, Nicolas Lapierre now joins DS Techeetah for the 2020 Rookie Test. The Frenchman comes with a wealth of experience in endurance racing and currently holds a streak of LMP2 class wins at Le Mans from 2015 to 2019.

Portuguese WEC, IMSA and ELMS driver Filipe Albuquerque will make his debut in Formula E, getting behind the wheel of fellow Portuguese driver Antonio Felix Da Costa’s car on March 1 for DS Techeetah. Albuquerque's previous drives include WEC, IMSA, ELMS, A1GP, GP2 and Formula Renault. 

Jake Hughes competed in the GP3 Series (2016 and 2018) the FIA Formula 3 European Championship (2017) and the FIA Formula 3 Championship (2019), winning races in each active season. This year, the 25-year-old Briton is driving for HWA Racelab in the FIA Formula 3 Championship, just as he did in 2019 when he secured a maiden win for the team at Spielberg. 

Between 2013 and 2018, the 28-year-old Catalan competed in 76 DTM races for the Mercedes-AMG DTM Team. During this time, he claimed three pole positions and secured a maiden victory in the 2018 race at Brands Hatch. Before making his DTM debut, he won the Formula 3 Grand Prix in Macau, the FIA Formula 3 European Championship and the Formula 3 Euroseries, on each occasion in a Mercedes-powered car. 

23-year-old Kelvin van der Linde has been a member of the Audi Sport customer racing team since 2015. Winning the ADAC GT Masters drivers’ title twice, the South African racing driver also won the Nurburgring 24 Hours as well as other endurance races for Audi. On March 1, he will partner Mattia Drudi, making his debut in Formula E at the rookie test.

Drudi joined the driver line-up of the Audi Sport customer racing team in February 2019 and contested the Spa 24 Hours, among others, at the wheel of an Audi R8 LMS. Over the last few months, the 21-year-old has supported the two regular drivers, Daniel Abt and Lucas di Grassi, with work in the Formula E simulator. On March 1, the Italian driver will take to the streets of Marrakesh alongsideKelvin van der Linde.