Andretti Formula E Team has announced their switch to Nissan powertrains for next season entering the Gen 4 era after spending the last four seasons under the Porsche umbrella.
The American juggernaut found success during their time with Porsche, as Jake Dennis scored the driver’s championship in the 2022/23 season for Andretti. That season, the team would ultimately finish 3rd in the team’s title fight.
Across the four seasons, the program has earned five wins, including victories this year at Sao Paolo & Sanya in China with Jake Dennis. All five wins came from Jake Dennis during the partnership.
For Nissan, the brand comes of a successful 2024/25 campaign that saw Oliver Rowland take home the drivers’ championship. Rowland actively sits third in the championship, while Nissan sits 5th in the Manufacturers’ championship. The brand finished 3rd last year.
“Formula E remains an important part of our global motorsports strategy, and partnering with Nissan for the GEN4 era is a significant step for Andretti Formula E,” Jill Gregory, President of Andretti Global, stated. “Nissan has established itself as one of the Championship’s leading competitors, and we believe this partnership provides a strong foundation to compete for race wins and championships.”
“Formula E continues to play an important role within Nissan’s global electrification strategy,” Guillaume Cartier, Chief Performance Officer for Nissan Motor Corporation said. “Our collaboration with Andretti Formula E and TWG Motorsports supports our goals in the sport and strengthens our commitment to the championship. We look forward to leveraging each other’s expertise to achieve success on and off the track, demonstrating our leadership in our respective industries and generating excitement to audiences around the world.”
Fittingly, Andretti FE Team will look to find success this weekend off the heels of the announcement in Tokyo, Nissan’s home, for the penultimate weekend of the 2025/26 season.
