Porsche Wins Formula E Teams, Manufacturers Titles in London Finale

Porsche secured the team and manufacturer titles in the 2025 all-electric Formula E championship after the season finale in London, marking the first time the Stuttgart-based manufacturer won these titles alongside last year's drivers' championship. Nissan's Oliver Rowland, the drivers' champion, retired from the final race following a crash, which effectively ended Nissan's chances in the team and manufacturer standings. New Zealand's Nick Cassidy concluded his tenure with Jaguar by winning both races at the ExCel centre, finishing second overall in the championship and delivering Jaguar's fifth win in six races. The race featured several incidents including a penalty for Jaguar's Mitch Evans, which dropped him from second to fifth, and collisions involving key drivers that added to the chaotic finish. The event also marked significant team changes, with Jaguar's team principal James Barclay departing to lead McLaren's world endurance hypercar team, and McLaren competing in its final Formula E race before exiting the series. Porsche's success was bolstered by strong performances from its customer teams Andretti Formula E and Cupra Kiro, which contributed valuable points to the manufacturers' tally.