Electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining traction in Egypt, bolstered by government incentives and initiatives aimed at reducing the country’s reliance on fossil fuels. The Egyptian government has launched several programs to support EV adoption, such as tax exemptions, reduced customs duties, and subsidies for the purchase of EVs. Additionally, Egypt’s expanding charging infrastructure, particularly in major cities like Cairo and Alexandria, is making it more convenient for consumers to make the switch from gasoline vehicles. The lower operating and maintenance costs of EVs, along with the government’s push for clean energy, make EVs a cost-effective and environmentally friendly option in the long run.

However, challenges such as the high upfront cost of EVs, limited availability of models, and a need for further infrastructure development, especially in rural areas, persist. Egypt is also focusing on boosting its renewable energy sources, which will reduce the carbon footprint of EVs in the future. With the increasing availability of affordable EV models and improvements in battery technology, EV adoption in Egypt is expected to rise, contributing to the country’s commitment to cutting carbon emissions and achieving its climate goals. The government aims to have 10% of new car sales in Egypt be electric by 2030.