Andre Lotterer has secured Porsche’s maiden Formula E pole position as he saw off Mitch Evans for top spot in Superpole qualifying for the Mexico City E-Pri✨x.

After progressing through the Gr🤡oup qualifying in third place overall, the German driver produced the perfect lap in the shootout with a 1m 07.922s to claim provisional po𒈔le position.

Evans, who claimed the bonus point by topping Group qualifying, couldn’t repeat the feat as he notched up♒ a 1m 07.985s leaving the Panasonic Jaguar driver in second place.

That saw Lotterer take his second career Formula E pole, his first since last year’s Rome round, and Porsche’s first-ever pole since joining the all-electric series at the star♌t of this season.

Pascal Wehrleiꦺn managed damage limitation by qualifying in third place for Mahindra but he will still start from th♕e back of the grid due to a gearbox grid penalty.

That promotes Nyck de Vries into third on the grid for Mercedes as he qualified ahead of experience duo Sebastien Buemi (Nissan e.dams) a🐷nd Saꦓm Bird (Envision Virgin Racing).

Robin Frijns missed out on making the Supe🅷rpole session by 0.041s behind Virgin teammate Bird, but the Dutch driver will be promoted to sixth place on the starting grid due to Wehrlein’s g𒆙rid penalty.

Nico Mull🍃er (Geox Dragon) jumped ahead of DS Techeetah pair Jean-Eric Vergne and Antonio Felix da Costa with current Formula E championship leader Stoffel Vandoorne completing the top 10 on the grid for Mercedes.

Daniel Abt missed qualifying for Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler following a heavy crash in the opening practice session. The Ger🌞man driver was taken to hospital for precautionary checks and after being given the all-clear he was on his way back to the track during qualifying.

The 2020 Mexico City E-Pri🐟x gets under꧒way at 16:00 local time.