The project will support ten Latin American countries (namely, Argentina, Costa Rica, Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay and Uruguay) to identify and address the main barriers for electric mobility by providing the necessary assessments, capacities and financing alternatives to accelerate adoption of electric mobility technology. This will be done with a twofold approach: at a national and regional scale. Nationally, understanding that despite electric mobility is at an early stage in all participant countries, barriers and corresponding solutions may vary depending on each country’s context and priorities. Regionally, by identifying transboundary issues and potentiating multi-country collaboration. At the moment, it is common for countries in the region to undertake an isolated or stand-alone approach to address their challenges associated to e-mobility adoption despite the potential common barriers or drivers between countries, which could benefit from a regional approach.