This report is a deliverable under the project “E-Mobility as a Driver for Change - Towards a gender transformative and just transition to electric mobility” which is being implemented by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) with funding from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). The project aims to ensure that the introduction of, and shift to, electric mobility (E-Mobility) in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) will include and promote the position and interests of women, to create a more gender transformative and just transport sector. Engaging more women in the E-Mobility ecosystem can in turn help to speed up the transition to zero emission mobility systems. This report on E-Mobility as a Driver for Change - Towards a Gender Transformative and Just Transition to Electric Mobility provides a baseline for Ecuador to implement e-mobility policy, initiatives, and projects that promote an equitable gender transition. The report reviews the gender landscape in Ecuador, and considers gender mainstreaming and dynamics, key stakeholders, and pertinent regulations related to e-mobility and gender, industry involvement, challenges in electric vehicle (EV) implementation, and notable pilot initiatives.