Mahindra Formula E retains de Vries and Mortara for 2026/27
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Mahindra Racing will continue with Nyck de Vries and Edoardo Mortara for the 2026/27 Formula E season. The team has retained both drivers as it prepares for the next campaign, keeping the same driver pairing in place.
Mahindra keeps de Vries and Mortara
Nyck de Vries and Edoardo Mortara will remain with Mahindra Racing for the upcoming Formula E season. Their retention means the team will enter the new campaign without a change to its driver lineup.
For Mahindra, keeping both drivers provides continuity as preparations continue for the next stage of its Formula E programme. The announcement confirms that de Vries and Mortara remain part of the team's plans for 2026/27.
Preparing for the next Formula E season
The 2026/27 campaign will bring a new phase for Formula E, with the championship set to introduce its Gen4 car. Mahindra will therefore be preparing for the new technical era while continuing with the same two drivers.
The key points from the announcement are:
- Nyck de Vries will remain with Mahindra Racing
- Edoardo Mortara will also remain with the team
- The driver pairing is retained for the 2026/27 season
- Mahindra will enter the next campaign with continuity in its lineup
What it means for Mahindra fans
For fans following Mahindra's Formula E programme, the immediate takeaway is that there will be no driver change between the current campaign and 2026/27. De Vries and Mortara will continue as the team's pairing as Mahindra moves into the next phase of its Formula E programme.
The announcement is focused on the team's driver lineup. It does not provide new information about Mahindra's road cars, including production vehicle prices, ranges or specifications, so those details are not part of this update.
Are you looking forward to seeing de Vries and Mortara continue with Mahindra in 2026/27?
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