Andretti Autosport will look to remain on the cutting edge of technology and sporting innovation, as it announced on Wednesday that it has entered the Eco-friendly Formula E World Championship, which will feature electric cars competing in 10 cities around the world beginning in 2014.

Andretti's two-car operation will join China Racing and British-based Drayson Racing and will feature a primary championship driver and an all-star car for drivers such as defending IndyCar champion Ryan Hunter-Reay, Marco Andretti or James Hinchcliffe based on their availability.

For Andretti, this is just another way to lead the charge as racing enters the 21st century.