Nearly PLN 800 million has been allocated to support the green transition, local energy development, energy storage systems and modern energy technologies.

2025 was an exceptional year for the Polish e-mobility sector. The dynamic growth in electric vehicle registrations, the rapid expansion of charging infrastructure, and various support programs contributed to record-breaking interest in zero-emission vehicles.

The Polish e-mobility market continues to grow rapidly. Every year, more electric vehicles are added to the roads, increasing the demand for convenient and reliable charging solutions.

Just a few years ago, electric vehicle drivers focused primarily on driving range and the availability of public charging stations.

Poland’s electromobility sector continues to grow rapidly.

At the end of July 2026, more than 302,000 electric passenger cars were already on Polish roads. These included over 145,000 fully electric vehicles (BEVs) and more than 157,000 plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs).

In the context of electromobility, 2026 marks another period of dynamic change for both Poland and Europe as a whole.

Electromobility in Poland is developing at an increasingly rapid pace.

With the rapid growth of electromobility, numerous terms have emerged to describe different types of vehicle powertrains. EV, BEV, PHEV, HEV, MHEV and FCEV are acronyms that are increasingly appearing in vehicle specifications and materials related to vehicle charging.

On 29 November 2026, another important stage of changes in the European automotive market will begin.

Just a few years ago, electric vehicle charging infrastructure was considered only one of many components of the developing e-mobility ecosystem. 

The development of the automotive industry has brought many technologies designed to reduce fuel consumption and exhaust emissions. 

Over the past few years, Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers have dramatically reshaped the e-mobility market.

Poland’s electromobility sector is entering a breakthrough phase.

Electromobility is developing at lightning speed, yet… when you look at the state of charging infrastructure, it still raises concerns.

Electromobility has become one of the foundations of the global energy transition. Although Poland will develop more slowly in this area than Western European countries in the coming years, the outlook remains promising.

How long will interest in EVs last in Poland?

In recent months, Poland has seen an impressive increase in electric car registrations, driven in part by the "NaszEauto" subsidy program, which offered up to 40,000 PLN for the purchase of an electric car.

Why choose Lenergizee chargers? Key benefits for EV drivers

The growing number of electric cars on Polish roads is fueling growing talk about the need to expand charging infrastructure.

More and more Poles are choosing to switch to electric cars.