‘GW’: There won’t be 1 million electric cars

The government withdrew from plans for accelerated electrification of the automotive industry. Instead of 1 million electric cars in 2025, it now talks about 600,000 electric and hybrid cars in 2030, Gazeta Wyborcza daily wrote.
Three years ago, the PiS government announced the e-mobility development plan, which in the opinion of Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, was to be a flywheel for the Polish economy. The new plan, experts note, is more likely to execute but still requires a change in government policy.
“Without major subsidies, people will not be encouraged to buy electric cars that are more expensive and have a smaller range than those cars with internal combustion engines,” Wojciech Drzewiecki, head of the Samar analytical company, said.
(Gazeta Wyborcza)