Formula E Jakarta 2025 has concluded, taking place on Saturday, June 21, at the Ancol Circuit in North Jakarta. The event attracted tens of thousands of spectators from various countries! Ivan C. Permana, the Project Director of the Jakarta e-Prix, announced that this year’s race was attended by 23,000 fans in the grandstands. This impressive turnout is particularly notable for a single-header race.
“We are incredibly proud to see how the Jakarta E-Prix 2025 has not only become a world-class racing platform but also a hub for cross-sector collaboration,” Ivan stated in an official release received on Wednesday, May 26.
The presence of 23,000 spectators, along with numerous major brands participating, underscores the positive impact of this event—not just for Jakarta’s image, but also for Indonesia’s economy and sports industry. The success of this event is attributed to the support of various stakeholders, including government collaboration, industry players, and the global community. Several national and international brands have demonstrated their commitment by joining as sponsors and strategic partners.
In addition to being a showcase for environmentally friendly racing technology, Formula E serves as a collaborative promotional platform that brings together businesses, government, and communities to realize a greener future for mobility. With the backing of sponsors and strategic partners, this electric car race also contributes to the growth of sports tourism, strengthens the electric vehicle ecosystem, and promotes Jakarta as an innovative and globally competitive city.
Notably, the 2025 Jakarta Formula E was won by British racer Dan Ticktum from Kiro Racing. According to the contract, this marks the final time Jakarta will host the electric car race, and discussions regarding a contract extension have yet to take place.
