Toyota is leading the charge towards electromobility globally, with a vision to reduce CO2 emissions and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. In Peru, despite the challenges posed by the nascent electric charging infrastructure and the current reliance on natural gas, Toyota is advocating for a gradual transition towards electrification. The company plans to introduce more hybrid and gas vehicles as stepping stones before fully embracing electric vehicles and potential hydrogen projects. Initiatives like battery recycling and circular economy projects with local universities demonstrate Toyota's commitment to sustainability. Executives from Toyota highlight the need for both economic and non-economic incentives to drive the electrification of the vehicle fleet in Peru. While the country has shown growth in electric vehicle sales, it still lags behind its neighbors. Efforts are being made to expand the electric charging infrastructure, with the aim of achieving widespread coverage. However, a lack of clear national policy and uniform goals remain challenges. Toyota urges the Peruvian government to adopt best practices from other countries and implement policies to support the transition to electromobility. The article emphasizes the importance of cooperation between the government, industrial, and energy sectors to facilitate a successful energy transition in Peru.