Electric vehicles (EVs) are slowly gaining traction in Cameroon, supported by government initiatives, a growing interest in sustainability, and a push toward renewable energy. The lower electricity costs and reduced maintenance needs of EVs make them a cost-effective alternative to gasoline vehicles, with significant potential savings on energy expenses. Major cities such as Douala and Yaoundé are beginning to develop EV infrastructure, including charging stations, though it remains limited. Challenges include high initial vehicle costs, the scarcity of charging points in rural areas, and a small variety of EV models available. As battery technology advances and infrastructure expands, EV adoption is expected to increase, contributing to Cameroon’s efforts to reduce its carbon footprint and meet its climate goals. The transition to EVs is expected to play a key role in the country’s long-term strategy for sustainable transportation and emissions reduction.