Formula E 2025-26 calendar promises to deliver its most thrilling and diverse racing season yet. The ABB FIA Formula E World Championship is heading into its 12th season with a record-setting 18 races. Fans can expect new destinations, familiar electric battles, and a renewed focus on global sustainability.
A Season Set to Electrify
Season 12 kicks off in São Paulo, Brazil, on 6 December 2025. The calendar continues with a race in Mexico City before Formula E makes its long-awaited Miami debut. The Miami International Autodrome, known for its dynamic layout, adds American flair to the electric racing spectacle.
The excitement doesn’t stop there. A night-time double-header in Jeddah under the lights is sure to wow fans. And for the first time ever, Formula E will race in Madrid at the legendary Circuito de Madrid-Jarama. This marks a major milestone, as it’s the first FIA World Championship race in the Spanish capital since 1989.
GEN3 Evo’s Final Lap
Season 12 also marks the final appearance of the GEN3 Evo race car before the next-generation GEN4 machine debuts in 2026-27. Expect high-performance electric racing as teams push the current technology to its absolute limit in every corner of the globe.
The GEN3 Evo delivers blistering performance, rapid acceleration, enhanced agility, and refined energy management. With up to 350kW of power and regenerative braking capabilities, drivers will showcase both precision and boldness across street circuits and permanent tracks alike.
Returning Legends and Fresh Streets
Alongside the new venues, fan-favorite cities return for more action. Berlin, Monaco, Shanghai, and Tokyo are all back with double-header weekends. Monaco, in particular, will host back-to-back races for only the second time in the championship’s history.
Each destination brings its own unique energy and atmosphere. From Europe to Asia and the Americas, the calendar weaves together iconic circuits and fresh urban backdrops. The final rounds in London’s ExCeL Arena will close out the GEN3 Evo era in spectacular fashion.
A Sustainable Global Vision
Sustainability remains at the heart of Formula E’s growth strategy. The 2025-26 calendar is designed to group races by continent, reducing freight distances and CO2 emissions. This planning approach strengthens Formula E’s commitment to environmental responsibility while maintaining competitive balance.
Organizers have also prioritized stability and accessibility, ensuring fans know when and where to tune in. With broadcast partnerships expanding and a rising global audience, this calendar brings Formula E racing closer to fans across all time zones.
What’s Still to Come
Two remaining locations on the calendar are still awaiting final confirmation. Organizers are in the final stages of negotiation, and updates are expected later this year. Regardless, the current calendar already stands as the most ambitious and fan-focused in the series’ history.
Summary
The Formula E 2025-26 season is more than just a racing championship. It’s a bold statement of progress, sustainability, and excitement. With 18 races, new cities, and the swan song of the GEN3 Evo, fans have plenty to look forward to in what promises to be a defining year for electric motorsport.
Disclaimer: All event details and schedules are subject to change based on final FIA approvals and local regulatory conditions.
Source: Formula E
