Dissertations across various sectors (industrial, governmental, and research) advocate for the manufacture of products with innovative scientific and technological developments as a driving force to generate added value and, in a dual approach, respond to the expectations of domestic consumers and encourage exports in the country. This analytical and descriptive bibliometric review on electrochromism, a property of some materials that allows them to reversibly change their optical transmittance via the repeated and consecutive intercalation and extraction of electric charges under a small alternating polarity electric potential, contributes by describing the fundamentals, recent research advances, and the feasibility of national industrial application, given the existence of mineral resources, chemical inputs, companies, and qualified human talent at different levels of sectors related to chromic devices and energy storage.