Public transport is not only a convenient but also a much more sustainable alternative to traditional travel.

Electromobility is radically changing the face of cities and the approach to the transport sector.

As market data indicates, in the first quarter of 2025, electromobility in Poland gained momentum: the number of registered electric cars increased by 22%, and the charging infrastructure offers new opportunities for users.

The method of energy generation, its price, and its source – all of this impacts the operating costs of an electric car, as well as its comfort and environmental impact.

In the world of electromobility, more and more drivers are looking for simple, reliable, and fast solutions for charging their electric car at home.

The automotive industry has become a true revolution. The global giant in EV battery production – CATL – has opened up completely new perspectives, combining artificial intelligence with electromobility in a tightly integrated system.

One of the most common myths about electric cars is the belief that battery capacity rapidly declines, especially during frequent rapid acceleration or braking.

The fight for a sustainable future is one of the biggest global challenges today. But will the implementation of the Euro 7 standard, announced as a milestone on the path to achieving environmental balance, actually improve the situation?

Given the growing popularity of electric cars, more and more businesses are deciding to install EV charging stations on their premises

More and more people are deciding to replace combustion cars with electric vehicles, rightly treated as much more ecological and economical.

Artificial intelligence is increasingly boldly entering key sectors of the economy.

The growing number of electric cars on Polish roads means that the topic of charging infrastructure keeps coming back.

Photovoltaic systems are currently one of the most desirable solutions in the production and use of electricity.

Poland is becoming a European leader in recycling.

The second edition of the Climate Advisory Project has been launched.

Poland is intensifying its efforts to develop electromobility.

NaszEauto is another government initiative aimed at supporting broadly understood electromobility.

Electromobility is gaining popularity - the number of electric cars on Polish roads is growing dynamically year by year.

We are constantly wondering how to protect our planet. How to ensure a better, safer future?

With the entry into force of the amended Electromobility Act, Poland is facing new challenges related to the expansion of charging infrastructure.