Missing Off Campus? Prepare to become obsessed with Prime Video's new teen drama


The new six-part drama, Campus Drivers, is adapted from the bestselling young adult novels by French author C.S Quill


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Nicky Morris
Nicky MorrisDeputy Entertainment Editor
38 minutes ago

If, like me, you're already on your tenth re-watch of Off Campus and are in desperate need of a new teen drama to fill the gap whilst you await season two, you're in luck. 

Adapted from the bestselling novels by French author C.S. Quill, Campus Drivers follows the romance between heartbroken college student Lois and charismatic ladies' man Lane.

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Carmen Kassovitz and Baptiste Masseline star in Campus Drivers

Prime Video is fast becoming the ultimate destination for teen romance, with this new six-part drama arriving hot on the heels of a string of hit series, including Maxton Hall, Off Campus, The Summer I Turned Pretty, and Sterling Point.

Ahead of its premiere on 6 November, 2026, find out all you need to know about Campus Drivers below. 

WATCH: The teaser trailer for Campus Drivers

What is Campus Drivers about? 

The French series centres around heartbroken college student Lois, who unexpectedly finds herself living with Lane, the popular founder of the hottest app on campus.

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The series follows heartbroken college student Lois, who unexpectedly finds herself living with ladies' man Lane

The official synopsis reads: "Lois has everything going for her: she's been accepted into the prestigious Belrose University alongside her lifelong love, Max. Lane, on the other hand, lives by his own rules. Creator of Campus Drivers, the hottest app on campus, he is as famous for his devastating smile as for his inability to commit. Their paths were never supposed to cross. 

"Until the night when Lois, heartbroken, shows up on his doorstep. An unexpected cohabitation. Two worlds colliding. And an attraction impossible to ignore. But some encounters change everything… even awakening buried wounds. And when love arrives uninvited, nothing is certain anymore."

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Campus Drivers is adapted from the bestselling young adult novels by French author C.S Quill

Who stars in Campus Drivers? 

Carmen Kassovitz (Stalk) and Baptiste Masseline (Mixte) lead the show as Lois and Lane.

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Campus Drivers premieres on 6 November, 2026

They're joined by Madior Fall (Love Me, Love Me), Esteban Vial (Lucky Luke), Felix Nebel (Les Saisons), Enzo Lorente (Mi Amor), Paolo Luka-Noé (Nouvelle Vague), Eloïse Rey (Surface), Louna Balavoine (The Man in the Hat) and Cassandra Cano (Tigres et Hyènes).

All six episodes of Campus Drivers will be able to stream on Prime Video from 6 November, 2026.

More teen drama series to stream now

  • My Life with the Walter Boys – Based on Ali Novak's popular WattPad novel, the series follows 15-year-old Jackie Howard (Nikki Rodriguez) as she trades city life in New York for a rural ranch in Silver Falls, Colorado following a family tragedy. Moving in with her mother's college best friend, Katherine (Sarah Rafferty), Jackie joins the ten kids she already looks after, including two very different brothers: the mysterious Cole (Noah LaLonde) and bookish Alex (Ashby Gentry). Watch on Netflix. 
  • Heartbreak High – Following the highs and lows of adolescence, the series centres on 16-year-old Amerie Wadia (Ayesha Madon), who becomes a social outcast when her scandalous mural exposes her classmates' secret hook-ups. Watch on Netflix. 
  • The Summer I Turner Pretty – Based on Jenny Han's young adult novels, the series follows college student Belly (Lola Tung) as she navigates a love triangle between two brothers, Conrad (Christopher Briney) and Jeremiah (Gavin Casalegno). Watch on Prime Video. 
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