Electrification has drastically changed the way road car are designed. The floor of the vehicle chassis has substantially changed to contain the batteries, and electric motors can be placed practically inline to each axle. Furthermore, the compactness of the electric motors permits a layout where each wheel is powered by a single motor. Independently powering each vehicle’s wheel brings several advantages in terms of manoeuvrability and stability. Torque vectoring refers to the algorithm that utilizes these independent motors to alter the yaw of the vehicle for the aforementioned purpose. In this PhD dissertation, a torque vectoring algorithm is designed for a race car, following the V-shape development framework, widely used in the automot...