List of Formula E teams

The list contains all teams that have started at least one race of the FIA Formula E Championship . So far, 15 different teams have started in the championship, eight of which have been at the start without interruption since the premiere season. Most recently, the TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team joined for the sixth 2019/20 season , and the Mercedes-Benz EQ Formula E Team took over the starting position from HWA Racelab .

Team concept

The FIA ​​designates the team (competitor) as the racing teams that use two vehicles with their drivers in the races. The teams have to buy or lease the vehicles from the organizer of the racing series. Drivetrains can either be designed in-house or purchased from a manufacturer.

Many teams competed in individual seasons under different team names due to sponsors or investors. To classify the histories and connections of the individual teams, the respective notes must be observed.

Team overview

The teams currently participating in the championship are shown in bold in the list.

Explanations for the individual columns:

1. The Rank column shows the position of the team sorted by points. In the event of a tie, the number of wins is decisive, then the number of second and third places.
2. The Team column gives the name under which the team is competing in the current season. Earlier responses are given in brackets. The flag stands for the country with whose license the team is competing.
3. The seat column indicates the location of the factory from which the team coordinates its racing activities. For works teams, the drive train does not have to be designed here.
4. The columns Points to FanBoosts indicate the numerical values ​​of the respective category for the individual teams. Top marks are marked in bold here.
5. The Active Seasons column lists the seasons in which the team took part in at least one season race.

Data status: Mexico City E-Prix 2020

rank	Team (earlier mentions)	Seat	Points	title	Race starts	Race victories	Second places	Third places	Pole positions	nice Round	Podiums	Top 10	Number of drivers	Fan boosts	Active seasons
01	Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler (Audi Sport ABT, ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport)	Kempten	1140	1	62	12	18th	11	5	15th	41	80	2	65	since 2014/15
02	Nissan e.dams (Team e.dams Renault, Renault e.dams)	Le Mans	1136	3	62	16	8th	9	20th	11	33	84	4th	41	since 2014/15
03	Envision Virgin Racing (DS Virgin Racing, Team Virgin Racing)	London	858	0	62	11	6th	9	8th	7th	26th	72	7th	9	since 2014/15
04th	DS Techeetah (Techeetah)	Versailles	695	1	41	8th	11	5	5	6th	24	53	6th	8th	since 2016/17
05	Mahindra Racing	Mumbai	658	0	62	4th	5	8th	7th	6th	18th	67	7th	15th	since 2014/15
06th	/ BMW i Andretti Motorsport (Andretti Autosport, Amlin Andretti, MS&AD Andretti)	Indianapolis	453	0	62	3	5	4th	7th	3	12	47	15th	20th	since 2014/15
07th	Geox Dragon (Faraday Future Dragon Racing, Dragon Racing)	los Angeles	413	0	62	2	2	5	2	5	9	48	10	4th	since 2014/15
08th	ROKiT Venturi Racing (Venturi Formula E Team)	Monaco	344	0	62	1	2	3	1	2	6th	57	8th	11	since 2014/15
09	Panasonic Jaguar Racing	Grove	319	0	41	2	2	2	2	2	6th	37	5	0	since 2016/17
10	NIO 333 FE Team (China Racing, NEXTEV TCR, NextEV NIO Formula E)	Oxford	284	0	62	2	2	2	2	4th	6th	37	9	16	since 2014/15
11	Team Aguri (Amlin Aguri)	-	98	0	21st	1	0	0	0	1	1	15th	8th	7th	2014/15 - 2015/16
12	Mercedes-Benz EQ Formula E Team	Affalterbach	56	0	4th	0	0	2	0	0	2	5	2	8th	since 2019/20
13	HWA Racelab	Affalterbach	44	0	13	0	0	1	1	0	1	8th	2	13	2018/19
14th	TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team	Weissach	21st	0	4th	0	1	0	1	0	1	1	2	3	since 2019/20
15th	Trulli Formula E Team	Griston	17th	0	11	0	0	0	1	0	0	2	4th	0	2014/15

1. ↑ Audi only took over the team at the factory for the 2017/18 season, previously the private racing team ABT Sportsline was supported at the factory and with drive development.
2. ↑ ABT Sportsline operates from Kempten im Allgäu, the drive is designed by Audi.
3. ↑ The team takes on as a factory-supported private team. Initially, Renault was the drive partner, for the 2018/19 season Nissan took over the development of the drive with its motorsport department Nismo .
4. ↑ The team takes on as a factory-supported private team. At first it used customer drives from Renault , later DS took over the development of the drive.
5. ↑ The team takes on as a factory-supported private team. Initially, self-developed drives were used, and BMW has been developing these for the team since the 2018/19 season.
6. ↑ The official entry as a Mercedes factory team took place in the 2019/20 season, even though Daimler was already majority owner of the HWA Racelab team in the preparatory season.
7. ↑ The races are coordinated in Affalterbach, while the drive train is developed at Mercedes AMG HPP in Brixworth .
8. ↑ HWA AG competed in the 2018/19 season in preparation for the factory entry of Mercedes-Benz into Formula E with a purchased drive train. After the Mercedes works team took over the starting position for the 2019/20 season, HWA continues to run the races.

See also

• List of Formula E racing drivers

Web links

• Official website of the FIA ​​Formula E Championship