Croatia lags significantly behind the EU in the number of electric vehicles and publicly available charging stations, which is why AmCham proposes adopting a Law on E-Mobility and Alternative Fuels and programming related projects within the EU Multiannual Financial Framework. The proposed measures include establishing a national charging network, strengthening the regulatory framework, encouraging public institutions to adopt zero-emission vehicles, and introducing tax incentives. Their implementation would enable Croatia to keep pace with European trends, improve transport sustainability, and generate positive effects for the economy, tourism, and employment.