Electric vehicles (EVs) in Senegal are slowly gaining momentum, driven by the country’s commitment to environmental sustainability and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The government has shown interest in integrating renewable energy, particularly solar and wind, which could help make EVs more viable in the future. However, several barriers to adoption remain, including high upfront costs, limited charging infrastructure, and low public awareness. Cities like Dakar are starting to develop EV-friendly infrastructure, but rural areas are still underserved, limiting long-distance travel for EV owners. Despite these challenges, the potential savings on fuel costs and reduced maintenance make EVs an attractive alternative as technology improves and the charging network expands. Senegal’s growing emphasis on clean energy offers a significant opportunity for EVs to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and help the country achieve its emissions reduction goals. With continued government investment in EV infrastructure and possible incentives for consumers, the adoption of electric vehicles could play a critical role in Senegal’s path toward a more sustainable and energy-secure future.