Start in a
new car.
Drive safer, pay less.
A new car delivered to your door, fully insured from your provisional licence, for one monthly fee. Parents and guardians are insured for free.
From £500 a month · Insured from your provisional licence · No 3–4 year finance deal
- 1Where the risk isHollow Lane bend, 3 times this week
- 2Why it mattersMost rural crashes happen on bends
- 3How to improveNext drive: 35 mph before the bend
The first year on the road is the most dangerous year a driver will ever have.
Road crashes are the single biggest cause of death for young people aged 15–24.
OECD research, cited by the Department for TransportYoung male drivers are around four times more likely to be killed or seriously injured than drivers over 25.
Department for Transportpeople pass their driving test in Britain every year. Many start in an old, cheap car because insuring anything newer costs so much.
Oryvy market researchWhat new drivers told us they paid
An older car with fewer safety systems, plus insurance that often costs more than the car. Then servicing, tyres and breakdown cover on top.
| Car | Car cost | Insurance, year 1 |
|---|---|---|
| VW Polo (2004) | £1,600 | £2,900 |
| Peugeot 106 (2012) | £2,250 | £2,200 |
| VW Golf (2008) | £3,400 | £3,800 |
| Ford Fiesta (2013) | £3,700 | £4,100 |
| Vauxhall Corsa (2015) | £4,900 | £3,500 |
Why is insurance so expensive for new drivers?
Injury claims. When someone is hurt in a crash, the cost of their treatment, care and compensation can run to hundreds of thousands of pounds, far more than repairing a car.
New drivers are more likely to crash, and most start in older cars with fewer safety systems. In an older car, the same crash is more likely to cause serious injuries.
A new car with modern crash protection and automatic emergency braking, plus a co-pilot that coaches safer driving. Fewer crashes, and less serious ones, is how insurance comes down.
Everything a new driver needs, in one monthly subscription.
A new car
Small, high-safety cars with modern crash protection and automatic emergency braking.
Insured from day one
Covered as a learner on your provisional licence, then straight on after you pass.
Parents & guardians insured free
Parents and guardians can supervise practice drives and drive it themselves, at no extra cost.
Video driving coach
Short video lessons made from your own drives: where the risk is, why it matters, how to improve.
Servicing & tyres
Routine servicing and tyres handled for you.
Breakdown cover
Help at the roadside, included.
Swap car
If your car needs a repair, we move you into another one.
Safer driving pays
Earn prizes and enter competitions that cut your premiums, with better pricing as your driving skills build.
From first practice drive to first year on your own.
Join the waitlist
Tell us about the driver and when they pass. Founding members are first in line.
Learn in your own car
We deliver a new car, insured on your provisional licence. Practise with a parent, guardian or another qualified supervisor.
Pass, and keep going
No new policy and no car to find. Your cover carries on the day you pass.
Keep improving
Video lessons from your own drives, with your guardian in the loop through the riskiest first year.
Every drive becomes a lesson.
Most apps give you a score for braking, speed and cornering. Oryvy works out where your real risks are, shows you why they matter in short video lessons, and gives you one thing to practise next.
Your risky moments, on your roads
We pick out the situations behind most young-driver crashes and show you where they happen on your own routes.
- Junctions and roundabouts
- Rural roads and blind bends
- Driving at night
- A car full of friends
- Picking up your phone
Two-to-three-minute video lessons
Each lesson explains what goes wrong in real crashes and why, using the road you actually drove. Learners can watch with their parents or guardians.
One clear goal for your next drive
A specific thing to practise, set with your guardian and tracked until it sticks. Lessons build from learner to your first year on your own.
Six small cars, chosen for safety and sensible insurance.
Indicative launch prices per month including VAT. Your final price depends on the car and the driver's age, and is confirmed before anything is signed.
Get the Oryvy coach on the car you drive now.
The same app that comes with every Oryvy car, for learners and new drivers in a family car or their own. Video lessons made from your own drives, guardian mode for parents and guardians, and rewards for safer driving.
- Video lessons from your drivesWhere the risk is, why it matters and what to practise next.
- Guardian modeLocation while driving, arrival messages and alerts for risky driving.
- RewardsEarn prizes and enter competitions as your driving improves.
From £9.99/month Planned price. Join the app waitlist to get early access.
Thanks.
We'll email you when the Oryvy coach is ready to try. Want a new car with the app built in? Join the car waitlist too.
Know where they are. Help them get better.
You taught them to drive. Guardian mode keeps you part of their learning from the first practice drive through the riskiest first year, and puts them in a new car built to protect them.
“Younger drivers are vulnerable road users and have high costs to deal with when they start out. New initiatives like Oryvy that gives younger people greater access to vehicles with more in-car safety technology should be a real step forward.”
IAM RoadSmart · Director of Policy & Standards
- Know where they areSee where the car is while they're driving, and get a message when they arrive.
- Alerts when driving is riskySpeeding, harsh braking, phone handling or very late drives. Each alert comes with the lesson that fixes it.
- Part of their learning journeySupervise practice drives as a learner, then set goals together and watch their progress after they pass.
- You're insured tooDrive the car yourself and supervise practice at no extra cost.
- One bill you can plan forNo surprise repair bills, no insurance shopping, no MOT worries.
- You can hold the accountA parent or guardian can be the account holder, with the young driver as the main driver.
Three things that cut the number and the severity of crashes.
A new car with modern safety
Automatic emergency braking and modern crash structures mean the same bump is far less likely to become an injury.
Parents and guardians stay involved
Novice crash rates fall when a parent or guardian stays engaged after the test. Guardian mode keeps that going through the riskiest year.
From learner to first year
The same car, cover and coach from the first practice drive through the first year after the test, when crash risk is highest.
Get on the list for the first cars.
Two minutes. Tell us about the driver and when they pass, and we'll keep a car for you at launch.
- First choice of cars at launch
- A founding-member offer when we launch
- Optional £50 deposit, fully refundable, gets £100 off your first month
Joining the waitlist does not create an agreement. We'll confirm your price and terms before you commit.
Welcome, founding member.
We'll email you as launch gets closer, with your car options and founding-member price.
Puts you first in line for your chosen car and takes £100 off your first month. Refundable in full, any time, before your subscription starts.
Reserve with a £50 depositWhen you pay, put your reference in the payment note so we can match it to your place.
The secure deposit link opens on oryvy.com at launch of the waitlist.
Preview mode: this page isn't connected to the sign-up sheet yet, so nothing was stored. On oryvy.com every sign-up is saved with its answers and source.
Good questions, straight answers.
Who can get an Oryvy car?
Learners aged 17 and over with a provisional licence, and new drivers. Under 18s need a parent or guardian to hold the account.
Can I use it while I'm still learning?
Yes. You're insured on your provisional licence when you practise with a supervising driver, and your cover carries on the day you pass. By law a supervising driver must be at least 21 and have held a full licence for three years.
How long do I have to keep it?
Oryvy is a flexible monthly subscription, not a three- or four-year finance agreement. We'll confirm the minimum term and notice period before you sign anything.
Is the deposit really refundable?
Yes. The £50 deposit is refundable in full at any time before your subscription starts. If you go ahead, you get £100 off your first month.
What can parents and guardians see?
Where the car is while it's being driven, arrival messages, alerts for risky driving, trip summaries and lesson progress. Drivers can see exactly what is shared with their guardian.
When do you launch, and where?
We're opening to founding members first. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the date and areas as soon as they're confirmed.
How does it compare with buying a car and insuring it?
Buying a used car and insuring a new driver often costs thousands up front in the first year, with learner cover, servicing and repairs on top. Oryvy spreads it into one monthly price for a new, safer car with no upfront car cost, and safer driving earns better pricing over time.
Still got questions?
Email us and we'll reply within two working days.
Your data
Privacy notice
Last updated 5 October 2026
Who we are
Oryvy is a trading name of Lacuna Partners Limited, a company registered in England and Wales (company number 13057209). We are the controller of the personal data collected on this website. Contact us about your data at hello@oryvy.com.
What we collect
When you join the waitlist: your first name, email address, mobile number (optional), postcode, whether you are a parent, guardian or driver, the driver's age and test status, your answers to the questions about timing, budget and preferences, any referral code, and a parent or guardian's email address for drivers under 18. If you join the app waitlist instead, we collect your first name, email address, the driver's age and stage, and your answers about price and features. We also record which advert, link or message brought you to the site. If you pay a deposit, our payment provider collects your payment details; we never see your full card number.
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