Porsche has confirmed that Pascal Wehrlein and Nico Müller will remain with the team for the 2026/2027 season. After a fruitful season, the German factory team continues with consistency ahead of a new era.
Experience Meets New Opportunity
Taking home a second world championship after a competitive last season, Wehrlein is considered one of the most fruitful drivers on the grid. With his experience of crossing the line as a champion, the team is confident that he can continue the success.
Alongside the fresh two-time world champion, Müller will return to the German outfit, marking his second season with the team. After leaving Andretti Formula E to replace António Félix da Costa, he has proven that he can aid the team in winning championships. A second season for the Swiss is the perfect opportunity to continue the momentum, showcasing what it takes to stay in a top team and deliver when crucial.
All Eyes On Porsche
With the coming of the new season, Porsche may be put under pressure as it tries to retain its status in both the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championships. Even more pressure has been exerted on the racing team due to the fact that there is now a new generation of Formula E that they are moving into. The GEN4 generation marks new regulations and adjustments that may take time.
The Drivers’ World Championship win for Pascal Wehrlein and the first victory for Nico Müller were the two outstanding achievements for Porsche in the 2025/2026 season. With an incredible performance, Wehrlein accumulated 169 points and won the Drivers’ World Championship title, while another notable achievement was a win for Müller at his home circuit in Berlin.
While Porsche lost the Constructors’ Championship title to Jaguar by just 17 points, their overall performance in the 2025/2026 season once again proved that Porsche is one of the dominant teams in the Formula E world.
A Future for Porsche
Porsche’s decision to keep this driver pairing will help the team remain competitive as they defend their championship titles. With Porsche’s strong engineering, good energy management, and teamwork, they have exactly what it takes to remain competitive this upcoming season. This line up will give Porsche the platform to continue winning races and continue with their progress.
Wehrlein and Müller will get a chance to further the development of their GEN4 machinery during pre-season testing. The track testing is set to take place in Madrid between the 16th-20th November, ahead of the Formula E season opener in Jeddah, which starts on the 18th December.