Electric vehicles (EVs) in Seychelles are gaining traction, supported by the country’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainability. The government is focused on increasing the share of renewable energy in the national grid, particularly solar and wind power, which could make EVs more viable in the near future. However, challenges such as high upfront costs, limited charging infrastructure, and a need for greater public awareness hinder widespread adoption. Victoria, the capital, is seeing early development in EV infrastructure, but rural areas still lack sufficient charging stations, which limits the practical use of EVs outside urban areas. Despite these hurdles, EVs present significant potential savings in fuel costs and maintenance, making them an attractive alternative as battery technology improves and the charging network expands. Seychelles’ growing focus on sustainability and environmental conservation creates an opportunity for EVs to reduce reliance on imported fuels and contribute to the country’s emissions reduction targets. With continued investment in EV infrastructure and possible government incentives, EV adoption could become a key part of Seychelles’ transition to a more sustainable and energy-efficient transportation system.