Porsche Formula E: New Team Confirmed for 2026/27

by Liam O'Connor Sports Editor

Porsche Deepens Formula E Commitment, Signaling Championship Strength

Porsche is considerably expanding its presence in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, demonstrating a robust commitment to the all-electric racing series adn its potential for technological advancement. the German automotive giant will support three teams with its porsche 99X Electric package beginning in the 2026/27 season, further solidifying its role in the rapidly evolving world of electric motorsport.

Expanding grid for the GEN4 Era

The addition of two Porsche cars, alongside support for a customer team, will bolster the Formula E grid as it enters the GEN4 era. This expansion is joined by confirmed participation from four other manufacturers – Jaguar, Nissan, Stellantis, and Lola Cars – a strong indicator of the championship’s overall health and appeal.

From Track to Street: Porsche’s Technological Transfer

Porsche’s success in Formula E extends beyond the racetrack, with innovations developed in the series directly influencing its production vehicles. Improvements in direct oil cooling and energy recuperation technologies, honed in the competitive environment of Formula E, have been successfully deployed in the porsche Cayenne road car. This transfer of technology underscores the value of the series as a testing ground for future automotive advancements. Porsche is seeking to acquire an additional license from Season 13 (2026/27) as a testament to the series’ strength and its dedication to innovation and electrification.

“Porsche has been an vital part of the Formula E family since 2019,” Dodds said. “Thay are a proven success in transfer of race to road technology,with their road cars boasting innovations that have been developed directly from the race track.” He also highlighted the anticipated performance gains of the GEN4 cars, predicting a highly competitive grid for the 2026/27 season.

2025/26 Season Kicks Off in Brazil

The 2025/26 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship is scheduled to begin on December 6 in São Paulo, Brazil.

Fans can find more information about the season calendar, broadcast options, and ticketing details through the following resources:

With a growing list of manufacturers and a commitment to technological innovation, Formula E is poised for continued growth and success, and porsche’s expanded involvement underscores the series’ increasing prominence in the world of motorsport.

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