A test drive is one of the best ways to feel the difference between vehicles and make the right choice for you.

Here are some suggestions for what to do:

Get Comfortable
Adjust the seat, grab handles, and steering wheel if available.
Test legroom in all seating rows (especially if considering 4- or 6-passenger models).
Check storage spaces: dash compartments, under-seat storage, or rear cargo areas.
Test the Ride Quality
Drive on different surfaces if possible (smooth pavement, gravel, slight hills).
Notice how the suspension absorbs bumps and how stable the ride feels.
Listen for quietness — this is especially important if comparing gas vs. electric.
Check the Performance
Test acceleration from a stop — does it feel smooth and responsive?
Try hill climbing if available, especially for HP and Lithium models.
Practice braking: make sure the vehicle stops confidently and smoothly.
Test turning radius to see how easy it is to maneuver in tight spaces.
Explore Features
Try out any technology features (back-up camera, lights, AVAS, speed modes).
Inspect customisation details like seat materials, colours, and wheels.
If it’s an LSV, confirm street-legal safety features: seat belts, mirrors, and rollover protection.
Think About Daily Use
Picture your typical drive: is it a quick trip around the neighborhood, a family ride, or a day on the golf course?
Ask yourself: Does this model feel practical for your everyday needs?
Bring along family or friends to check passenger comfort.
Ask Questions
Before finishing, ask the dealer:
- About maintenance needs for gas, electric, or lithium models.
- What accessories can be added (storage, canopies, wheels, etc.).
- Warranty coverage and service options.

Tip: Take notes or even a short video of each test drive so you can compare later.

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