Formula E is like a car race, but instead of using cars that run on gasoline, they use electric cars. These cars are powered by batteries that store energy and can be recharged. Just like you charge the batteries in your toys or electronic devices at home.
The race tracks for Formula E are usually on city streets rather than in big open areas because electric cars aren't as loud or produce as much pollution as gas-powered cars.
Drivers race around the track in their electric cars, which can reach speeds of up to 140 mph. They use a special type of battery called a "lithium-ion" battery, which is a type of battery commonly found in cell phones and laptops.
One of the unique things about Formula E is that teams are allowed to use a special technology called "fan boost." Fans can vote online for their favorite driver, and the three drivers who get the most votes are given a "boost" of extra power during the race. This makes the racing more exciting and unpredictable.
In the end, the driver who completes the race first is declared the winner. The goal of Formula E is to promote sustainable transportation and to inspire people to consider using electric cars in their everyday lives.