As the 2025 Formula E season progresses, the battle for the team championship has reached a fever pitch. The competition among constructors has never been more intense, with multiple teams vying for the coveted top spot in the team standings. With only a handful of races left in the season, every point matters, and each race could prove decisive in determining who takes home the championship trophy.
Nissan Formula E Team: The Current Leaders
At the top of the standings sits Nissan Formula E Team with 68 points. Their consistent performances throughout the season have set them apart, and their ability to adapt to different circuits has been key to their success. The team has demonstrated a well-balanced combination of speed, strategy, and efficiency, making them a formidable force in this year’s championship.
The standout performances of their drivers have played a crucial role in their dominance. With every race, they continue to prove why they are the team to beat. However, with strong contenders closing in, Nissan cannot afford any missteps if they want to maintain their lead.
NEOM McLaren Formula E Team: A Close Second
Right behind Nissan, with 67 points, is NEOM McLaren Formula E Team. The British outfit has been a strong contender throughout the season, frequently battling for podium finishes. Their aggressive racing strategy and tactical energy management have kept them within striking distance of the championship lead.
Their drivers have shown immense skill in executing well-calculated overtakes and making the most of every opportunity on the track. With only a single point separating them from Nissan, McLaren is in prime position to challenge for the top spot in the remaining races.
TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team: Gunning for the Top
In third place, with 64 points, is TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team. A team known for its rich motorsport history, Porsche has demonstrated resilience and adaptability in Formula E. They have shown flashes of brilliance, winning key races and securing vital points, but consistency remains a challenge.
If Porsche can maintain a steady performance in the upcoming rounds, they have a real shot at overtaking the teams ahead. Their ability to maximize qualifying results and execute strong race strategies will be crucial in the final stretch of the season.
DS PENSKE: Still in the Hunt
With 63 points, DS PENSKE sits in fourth place, just a few points behind Porsche. The team has had moments of brilliance but has also faced some struggles that have kept them from breaking into the top three. Their pace is undeniable, and with the right strategic decisions, they could make a late-season surge up the standings.
The drivers at DS PENSKE have demonstrated remarkable resilience in tight race situations, but they need to convert their potential into more consistent podium finishes. With the margin so narrow between the top teams, every decision in the final races will be crucial.
The Midfield Battle: Maserati, Mahindra, and Jaguar
Beyond the top four, the fight in the midfield is equally fierce. Maserati MSG Racing holds 43 points, while MAHINDRA RACING follows closely with 41 points. These teams have been competitive in individual races but have struggled to consistently challenge the frontrunners. However, a strong finish to the season could propel them into contention for higher standings.
Jaguar TCS Racing, with 35 points, has faced ups and downs throughout the season. Their ability to perform well in qualifying has been a bright spot, but translating that into race-day success has been inconsistent. Nevertheless, they remain a team to watch in the remaining rounds.
The Struggles at the Bottom
The lower half of the standings sees Andretti Formula E at 27 points, while Envision Racing and Cupra Kiro both have 6 points. LOLA YAMAHA ABT Formula E Team remains at the bottom with 0 points, struggling to make an impact in a highly competitive grid.
For these teams, the remaining races represent an opportunity to score valuable points and improve their standings. A strong finish could set the stage for a better performance in the next season, while also boosting confidence among drivers and engineers alike.
What Lies Ahead
With the Jakarta E-Prix approaching, the battle for the top of the standings is tighter than ever. Nissan, McLaren, Porsche, and DS PENSKE are all within striking distance of each other, making each race a high-stakes affair. The unpredictable nature of Formula E means that anything can happen, and a single race could shift the balance of power dramatically.
As the season nears its climax, all eyes will be on the leading teams to see who can rise to the occasion and claim the championship. Will Nissan hold on to their lead? Can McLaren overtake them? Or will Porsche or DS PENSKE pull off a stunning late-season comeback? One thing is certain: the fight for the team championship is far from over, and fans can expect thrilling racing until the very last lap.
