Electric vehicles (EVs) promise a cleaner and more sustainable future, yet their widespread adoption faces several significant challenges. Key issues include limited driving range, lengthy charging times, and insufficient charging infrastructure, which hinder convenience and practicality for many consumers. High upfront costs, despite long-term savings on fuel and maintenance, deter potential buyers. Additionally, the environmental impact of battery production and disposal raises concerns about sustainability. Addressing these problems requires concerted efforts from policymakers, manufacturers, and stakeholders to innovate and invest in better technology, infrastructure, and economic incentives to make EVs a viable and attractive option for all.