Transport sector in Montenegro is witnessing a progressive increase in the number of registered vehicles, while the fleet is ageing - with almost 30% of cars being odler than 30 years. Road traffic is the dominant mode of transport, while the share of public transport is very low and is almost entirely dependent on fossil fuels.

Wider use of electric vehicles (e-vehicles) is one of the solutions to these problems. The precondition for the success of e-vehicles on the market is the establishment and acceptance of electromobility (e-mobility) as a comprehensive socio-technical system. In order for e-vehicles to be able to compete with conventional vehicles with internal combustion engines in a market environment, a whole set of e-mobility elements such as standards, regulatory frameworks, environmental and energy policies need to be developed, practices, products and services established, user experiences and charging infrastructure developed.