The 2025/26 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship delivered an exhilarating season filled with diverse winners, comebacks, and nail-biting finishes across 17 rounds. Jake Dennis kicked off the season by winning in Sao Paulo for Andretti, setting the tone for a competitive campaign. In Mexico City, Nick Cassidy secured Citroen Racing's first Formula E victory, while Mitch Evans claimed Jaguar TCS Racing's first win in wet conditions during Miami's race. The Porsche driver Pascal Wehrlein celebrated his 100th Formula E race with a triumph in Jeddah, followed by Antonio Felix da Costa delivering two wins for Jaguar in the same city. In Madrid, Da Costa became the first driver to win more than one race during the season at that stage. Nico Muller finally scored his maiden win in Berlin, while Mitch Evans broke the all-time win record from 17th on the grid. Nyck De Vries ended a long wait for victory in Monaco, and Oliver Rowland mastered the streets to clinch another race there. The season concluded with an Andretti double victory in Sanya, as Jake Dennis and Felipe Drugovich finished first and second respectively. With 11 different winners, the Formula E season kept fans on edge until the very end, offering a mix of big comebacks, late drama, and first-time victories.