Uruguay is experiencing a surge in electric vehicle (EV) sales, but experts warn that the country’s charging infrastructure is struggling to keep pace. Current infrastructure and electrical capacity are insufficient to support a rapidly growing number of EVs. Specialists in electric mobility are highlighting the urgent need for expanded charging networks and increased power supply. Without substantial investment in charging infrastructure, the EV boom could be hampered. This challenge involves not only increasing the number of charging stations but also ensuring they offer adequate power for efficient charging. Addressing this infrastructural gap is critical to sustain the positive momentum of EV adoption in Uruguay and avoid potential bottlenecks. Policymakers and private sector actors need to collaborate to accelerate the development of a robust and reliable charging network.