Electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining traction in Mauritius, supported by government initiatives to reduce carbon emissions and a growing interest in renewable energy. The country’s relatively low electricity costs and reduced maintenance needs make EVs an attractive alternative to gasoline vehicles, with potential savings on energy and maintenance expenses. Major urban areas like Port Louis are seeing improvements in charging infrastructure, though challenges persist, such as high initial purchase prices, limited rural charging stations, and a relatively small selection of available EV models. As battery technology advances and the infrastructure expands, EV adoption is projected to increase, helping Mauritius meet its sustainable development goals and further reduce greenhouse gas emissions.