Electric vehicles (EVs) demand a distinct driving approach compared to traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) cars. Key differences exist in areas of safety and handling, requiring drivers to adapt their techniques. While EVs offer benefits like instant torque and quiet operation, these characteristics also influence braking and acceleration responsiveness. Drivers need to familiarize themselves with regenerative braking systems, which recapture energy but can alter deceleration feel. Understanding weight distribution, often lower in EVs due to battery placement, is also crucial for maintaining control. Ultimately, a modified driving style ensures both safety and optimal performance when transitioning to an electric vehicle.