Following a strong weekend in Tokyo, complete with a race win from partnered team Kiro Race Co. and Dan Ticktum, Porsche secured Formula E’s 2025/26 Manufacturers’ Championship, a fitting addition to the mantel for the brand’s 75th anniversary season in competitive motorsports.
The championship marks Porsche’s second straight Manufacturers’ Championship since the title was introduced to the series in the 2023/24 season.
Porsche remained consistently strong throughout the first 15 races of the 2026 season, earning six race wins: two from Pascal Wehrlein, two from Jake Dennis, and one each from Nico Mueller and Dan Ticktum for the Porsche-powered programs.
“An FIA World Championship title to mark 75 years of Porsche Motorsport – that is a major success,” Thomas Laudenbach, Vice President of Porsche Motorsport said. “As a manufacturer, we remain at the top of electric motorsport with this title and continue to shape technical progress. And we are working hard to keep it that way when the new Porsche 975 RSE lines up next year for the fourth generation of Formula E cars. On behalf of Porsche Motorsport, I would like to thank all project team members, as well as our customer teams, Andretti Formula E and Cupra Kiro. Customer racing is an important pillar of Porsche Motorsport – and defending the title was only possible together.”
Entering the Gen4 era in 2026/27, Porsche will see a shift in its Formula E partnerships. Earlier this week, Andretti Formula E Team announced it will switch to Nissan powertrains beginning next season, while Porsche is set to field a second factory program.
There is still the potential for Porsche to claim more titles before the season concludes. Jake Dennis enters the London E-Prix on August 15–16 as the leader in the Drivers’ Championship, while the Porsche Formula E Team sits second behind Jaguar TCS Racing in the Teams’ Championship standings.
