Mobilidade elétrica na Polícia Militar do Amazonas: perspectivas futuras para eficiência financeira e logística

This study aims to analyze the future prospects of adopting electric and hybrid vehicles within the Military Police of the State of Amazonas (PMAM), considering their impacts on the institution’s financial and logistical efficiency. The research, qualitative in nature and exploratory in scope, is based on bibliographical and documentary review, emphasizing studies on energy transition, engine efficiency, and sustainability policies. The results indicate that, although the immediate adoption of a fully electric fleet is currently unfeasible due to the limitations of the regional energy infrastructure, hybrid vehicles represent an effective intermediate solution, combining performance, cost-efficiency, and environmental sustainability. It is concluded that electric mobility, when integrated with logistical and financial management, constitutes a strategic instrument for modernizing public security, aligning PMAM’s operations with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, and consolidating a more efficient and environmentally responsible model of public administration.