Electromobility is experiencing dynamic growth in Poland. Have we finally been convinced by zero-emission cars?

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.

Changes in the transport sector are going hand in hand with growing environmental awareness and government support, resulting in the dynamic development of this segment.

At the end of March 2025, there were already 87,461 fully electric cars and 78,509 plug-in hybrids on Polish roads.

These increases are the result not only of significantly greater car availability, but also of the implementation of further programs supporting the purchase of electric vehicles, such as "NaszEauto" and "Mój Elektryk".


In this context, the development of the commercial vehicle market is becoming equally important, as it is a key element in the electrification of urban transport and logistics.

Furthermore, the enthusiastic forecasts related to interest in EVs no longer apply only to cars but also to motorcycles and mopeds (24,163 units) and city buses, the number of which has reached 1,525 in Poland, of which 1,437 are fully electric models and the remaining 88 are hydrogen-powered.

The expansion of charging infrastructure further encourages drivers to choose more convenient and ecological means of transport, eliminating the need for detailed route planning. The number of charging points currently stands at 9,342, of which fast charging stations (DC) constitute 32%, while 68% are alternating current (AC) chargers with a power not exceeding 22 kW.

More and more savings

The development of electromobility is not only a change in transport, but also in the approach to energy management. More and more users are choosing dynamic tariffs, which allow electric cars to be charged during times when energy is cheaper, such as at night or during periods of surplus production from renewable sources. Such solutions contribute to a significant reduction in the cost of operating electric vehicles and also have a positive impact on stabilizing the energy system, especially in the context of increasing energy production from renewable sources.

Introducing photovoltaic systems in private homes and businesses has become another step towards more sustainable energy management. Thanks to their own renewable energy installations, electric vehicle users can charge their vehicles not only during times when energy is cheaper but also using surplus renewable energy. This translates not only into financial benefits but also significant ecological benefits – a lower carbon footprint and less air pollution, especially in cities.

Ecology and convenience first

Electrification of transport is not only an economic and technological revolution but also one of the most important elements of an environmental strategy. Zero-emission electric vehicles, reduced noise, and reduced CO₂ emissions are just some of the benefits that electric vehicle owners provide not only for themselves but also for society as a whole and the natural environment.

In this context, the demand for EV charging infrastructure continues to grow, fully adapted to the diverse needs of users while also aligning with the principles of sustainable development. Lenergizee charging stations address the challenges of today, offering ease of use, adaptability to various types of installations – both in private homes and commercial spaces, and high durability of chargers that will last for many years.

Lenergizee focuses on a comprehensive approach to energy management that combines modern technology with ecological and economic benefits.

✅ FAQ:

1. How will electromobility develop in Poland in 2025?
   In the first quarter of 2025, the number of electric cars increased by 22%, and the charging infrastructure expanded significantly. The number of delivery vehicles, electric buses, and EV two-wheelers is also growing.
2. What programs support the purchase of electric cars?
   In Poland, programs such as "Mój Elektryk" and "NaszEauto" operate, offering subsidies for the purchase of zero-emission vehicles.
3. How many charging points are available in Poland?
   At the end of March 2025, 9,342 charging points were available, of which 32% were DC fast charging stations and 68% were AC chargers with a power of up to 22 kW.
4. Can charging an electric car be cheaper?
   Yes, thanks to dynamic tariffs and charging at night or when there is overproduction of energy from renewable energy sources, users can significantly reduce operating costs.
5. How do photovoltaics support electromobility?
   Own PV installations allow you to charge electric cars with energy from renewable energy sources, which translates into Lower costs and a smaller carbon footprint.
6. Why is electromobility beneficial to the environment?
   Electric vehicles emit no exhaust gases, reduce noise, and contribute to improved air quality, especially in cities.
7. What solutions does Lenergizee offer?
   Lenergizee provides durable and easy-to-use charging stations, adapted to various types of installations – both home and commercial.