EV fleet growing in Poland, but support cannot keep up
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In Q1 2025, Poland’s electric vehicle (EV) market saw notable growth. By March's end, there were 87,461 fully electric cars and vans (BEVs) registered—22% more than a year earlier. In total, 157,362 electric passenger vehicles are on Polish roads, split almost equally between BEVs and plug-in hybrids. The charging infrastructure is also growing, with 9,342 public charging points, 32% of which are fast chargers.
The “NaszEauto” incentive program is a key driver of growth in the passenger segment. However, the end of subsidies for zero-emission delivery vans (N1 category) has caused their registrations to drop. Experts urge a swift revision of Poland’s recovery plan to reintroduce support and boost the segment critical for urban logistics.
