Ah, the million-dollar question for those eager to flaunt their shiny Tesla on the roads of Victoria. The short answer: yes, but with caveats. A Probationary (P) licence holder in Victoria must adhere to certain restrictions, including zero blood alcohol and speed limits. Driving a Tesla is no different in terms of licence requirements—if your P-plate is valid, you can drive it.
However, be wary: some Tesla features like Autopilot might tempt you to break the rules or your licence conditions. Also, ensure your insurance covers electric vehicles, as costs can be surprisingly steep.
For buying or renting a Tesla under a P-plate, check listings on CarShowroom or Tradingpost to see what's available within your budget.
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