Prayagraj-based startup Drivergy is emerging as a strong player in the driving education space, especially among young learners. Founded by entrepreneur Shivendra Singh, the platform has been selected for the Pre-Incubation Program at the Innovation & Incubation Hub of Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology (MNNIT), Prayagraj.

Supported by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India, the program provides mentorship, technical guidance, and growth opportunities to promising startups across the country. Drivergy’s selection highlights its growing credibility and potential to scale.

Drivergy is an AI-driven driving learning platform designed to simplify the traditionally unorganized and complex process of learning how to drive in India. It connects users with verified driving schools, trained instructors, and provides structured learning along with driving license assistance — all in one place.

Within the first month of launch, Drivergy received strong traction. More than 50 users enrolled for driving lessons, while over 100 individuals were assisted in obtaining their driving licenses through RTO support. This indicates a clear demand for a more structured and reliable driving learning solution in the city.

One of the key strengths of Drivergy is its digital-first approach. Users can book driving sessions, reschedule classes, and track their progress directly through their mobile devices. The platform also offers 24×7 AI chat support, ensuring quick assistance for user queries.

To enhance safety and accessibility, Drivergy also provides the option of female trainers, making it more comfortable for women learners. Additionally, the platform offers RTO mock tests and e-learning materials to help users prepare better for their driving license exams.

Drivergy works in collaboration with government-approved driving schools, ensuring quality training and trust. The company has also launched a Campus Ambassador Program, enabling college students to engage with the platform while gaining experience and earning opportunities.

According to founder and CEO Shivendra Singh, the vision of Drivergy goes beyond just teaching driving. The platform aims to build driving as a professional skill that can open doors to employment and income opportunities while also improving road safety.

Many trained users are now leveraging their driving skills professionally. Some are working with platforms like Ola, Uber, and Rapido, while others are applying for government driver positions. Improved driving skills are also helping individuals enhance their personal safety and reduce the risk of road accidents.

Notably, the Innovation & Incubation Hub at MNNIT has been associated with successful startups such as Physics Wallah and Cashcry, reflecting the platform’s strong ecosystem.

Following its early success in Prayagraj, Drivergy is now planning expansion into larger cities like Lucknow. With pricing starting at ₹999, the platform remains accessible while delivering structured, technology-enabled driving education.

Drivergy’s journey reflects how startups from emerging cities are solving real-world problems and building scalable solutions with national impact.