Consider an electron of mass m and charge e moving inside a conductor with a drift velocity Vd when an electric field E is applied. (E = V/l).
Force on electron = -Ee
Acceleration of each electron = − Ee / m
Mechanical force on electron = ma
Velocity created due to this acceleration = Ee / m τ
where, τ is the time span between two consecutive collision. This ultimately becomes the drift velocity in steady state.

We know that current in the conductor i = neA Vd (n is no of free electrons in a conductor per unit volume)

This is as per Ohm's Law.