Overview
- Oliver Rowland secured his fifth Formula E victory of the season in Tokyo, extending his lead in the championship standings.
- Pascal Wehrlein finished second, while Dan Ticktum achieved his first career podium in third after briefly leading early in the race.
- A late safety car was triggered by contact from Edo Mortara that sent Taylor Barnard into the wall on lap 29, setting up a one-lap sprint to the finish.
- Energy-saving was unnecessary on the final lap, resulting in an all-out push to the checkered flag, with the top three positions unchanged.
- Title contenders Taylor Barnard and Antonio Felix da Costa retired from the race, while Mitch Evans was unable to start due to qualifying damage.