Releasing on Friday, November 6, 2026, the French series Campus Drivers secured the number one spot on Amazon’s global Prime Video series Top 10, numerama.com reported.
The six-episode block surged past high-budget competitors, reaching the top of Prime Video charts across dozens of countries ranging from Germany and Brazil to Poland and Portugal during its debut weekend.
According to the global rankings compiled by FlixPatrol, the French production totaled 467 points on November 8, 2026. That score pushed it ahead of the action series The Terminal List, which held 357 points.
The series adapts the literary saga written by French author C.S. Quill and published by Hugo. The five-volume collection established itself as a New Romance and BookTok phenomenon, selling nearly one million copies in France by blending university romantic comedy, quick banter, and classic cars.
Created by Thomas Boullé and produced by Campus Entertainment, the adaptation stars Carmen Kassovitz as Loïs and Baptiste Masseline as Lane. The plot centers on an unexpected cohabitation between a heartbroken student and the creator of the campus’s most popular transportation application.
As Prime Video's first young adult French series, its global success changes the strategy for Amazon MGM Studios and the French audiovisual industry. The release follows the June launch of Off Campus and outpaced The Terminal List, which has been online since October 21.
Observers note that the milestone confirms the strong appeal of New Romance among subscribers and demonstrates the capability of French series to scale globally, following previous international successes like Netflix’s Lupin.
