CUPRA KIRO concludes another Formula E season

After a season of breakthrough performances, hard-fought battles and continued progress, CUPRA KIRO has completed its strongest Formula E campaign yet, delivering its highest championship finish and building momentum for the future of electric racing.

CUPRA KIRO has completed its most successful ABB FIA Formula E World Championship campaign to date, marking another important milestone in the team's journey at the forefront of electric motorsport.

Throughout the season, the team demonstrated continued progress across one of motorsport's most competitive championships, taking on iconic street circuits around the world while showcasing CUPRA's challenger spirit on a global stage.

The season saw CUPRA KIRO build momentum through a series of strong performances, with the team continuing to close the gap to Formula E's established frontrunners. Every race provided an opportunity to learn, develop and push the limits of electric performance.

Competing in a championship where fractions of a second can separate the field, CUPRA KIRO consistently demonstrated resilience, determination and a relentless drive to improve.

Drivers Pepe Martí and Dan Ticktum played a key role throughout the campaign. Martí continued his development against some of the most experienced names in Formula E, while Ticktum's speed and racecraft helped deliver valuable championship points across the season.

Together, they contributed to CUPRA KIRO securing its strongest championship result to date and an eighth-place finish in the Teams' standings.*

Formula E remains a vital platform for CUPRA's commitment to electrification, innovation and performance. Every race weekend provides valuable insights that support the brand's approach to electric mobility while reinforcing its belief that electrification should be emotional, exciting and performance focused.

As one season ends, attention already turns towards the future as CUPRA KIRO looks to build on its strongest campaign yet and continue challenging expectations in electric racing.