The Future of Driving is Electric – Are You Ready?

Be Ready for Electric Vehicles (EVs) in 2025 ;as Australia moves toward a greener future, electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming more common on our roads. With cities like Melbourne leading the way in sustainable transport, it’s more important than ever for learner drivers to understand what it’s like to drive an EV.

At Vikas Driving School, we believe in preparing our students not just for the driving test, but for the future of driving.


Why Are EVs Trending in Australia?

Australia has seen a massive increase in EV sales over the past year. With government incentives, lower running costs, and the push for zero emissions, EVs are now becoming a top choice for Aussie drivers.

In 2024 alone, EV sales grew by over 150% compared to previous years. Brands like Tesla, BYD, Hyundai, and MG are offering more affordable models, making it easier for young and first-time drivers to consider going electric.


What’s Different About Driving an EV?

If you’ve never been in an EV before, here’s what makes them unique:

  • No gears – Most EVs are automatic, making them easier to drive.
  • Quieter engine – EVs are almost silent, which can feel strange at first!
  • Regenerative braking – EVs slow down faster when you lift your foot off the accelerator.
  • Instant torque – They accelerate quickly and smoothly.

Should Learners Practice in an EV?

Absolutely! While the driving test in Victoria is still conducted in regular cars (automatic/manual), practicing in an EV can:

  • Help you understand modern car technology.
  • Make you confident in handling new driving dynamics.
  • Prepare you for the vehicles you’ll likely own or drive in the future.

At Vikas Driving School, we’re planning to introduce EV driving lessons soon – so you can be among the first learners to get hands-on experience with the latest driving tech!


Tips for Learners in the Age of EVs

  1. Learn both manual and automatic (if possible) – It’s good to know the difference.
  2. Stay updated on road rules – especially changes related to EV parking and charging.
  3. Ask your instructor about EV features and how they affect driving techniques.
  4. Get familiar with dashboard tech – EVs rely heavily on digital screens and sensors.

As the world changes, so does the way we drive. At Vikas Driving School, we’re committed to making sure you’re ready – not just for your test, but for the road ahead.

Whether you’re a complete beginner or brushing up your skills, we’ll guide you every step of the way – and soon, that may include driving an EV!

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Book your lesson today with Melbourne’s trusted instructors at Vikas Driving School. The future is here – drive into it with confidence!

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