Electric vehicles are viewed as a key driver of electrification, but their production requires significant raw materials, raising concerns about supply chain sustainability. Additionally, despite the growth in EV sales, global demand for crude oil in transportation has continued to rise, highlighting the complexity of the energy transition. The success of electrification depends not only on technological advancements but also on addressing economic and logistical challenges. While COP31 may set important goals, the real impact will depend on how effectively these challenges are managed. The path to a fully electrified world remains fraught with obstacles, but the momentum generated by current geopolitical and economic factors suggests that the push for electrification is unlikely to slow down.