In my experience (UK), EV drivers tend to be in their 30s and 40s because EVs are expensive. So perhaps "younger" than random drivers could be but not young and inexperienced, although there may indeed be a driver's age element in the stats.
This seems to be the source:
https://www.barriersdirect.co.uk/blog-posts/182-electric-car...
Their methodology is, shall we say, open to interpretations.
"16 to 24 years old: 41.59% own an EV"
Hmm, that's odd. My own experience (living in a wealthy area in the South East) is that pretty much 0 young drivers own an EV: It's usually a cheap, old (petrol) banger because insurance is so expensive (and EVs are expensive, too!). Also, in the UK one can only get a full driving license (and drive on their own) at 18.
Personally, I call BS on this number.
[0] and by data I/they actually mean a survey by a market research firm.
Not adjusting for driver age after finding out as one of the main causes makes the research irrevelant.
Also the link should be to the research article itself, not a news site that doesn't link to it.