Electric vehicles (EVs) in Tunisia are gaining momentum as part of the country’s broader strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve energy efficiency, and achieve sustainable development goals. Tunisia has significant potential for renewable energy, particularly solar power, which could support the growth of EVs in the future. However, the adoption of EVs in Tunisia faces several challenges, including high initial costs, limited charging infrastructure, and a need for greater public awareness about electric mobility. While urban areas such as Tunis are beginning to develop EV-friendly infrastructure, the country’s energy infrastructure remains underdeveloped in rural areas, which limits the establishment of a nationwide EV charging network. Additionally, the relatively high cost of EVs presents a barrier for many Tunisians, particularly given the country’s average income levels. Despite these obstacles, EVs offer long-term benefits, including reduced fuel costs, lower maintenance, and positive environmental impacts, especially if renewable energy sources are integrated into the national grid. Government support through incentives, policies promoting EV adoption, and investment in charging infrastructure could help accelerate EV growth in Tunisia. As technology advances and the costs of EVs decrease, they could become more accessible to the wider population. Over time, EVs could play a key role in Tunisia’s transition to sustainable transportation, reducing dependence on fossil fuels and contributing to both environmental sustainability and economic development.