Number of plugin passenger cars increased by 33% y/y
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In January 2025, registrations of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles in Poland increased by 33% y/y, reaching 3,937 units, according to the Polish Association of New Mobility (PSNM) and the Polish Automotive Industry Association (PZPM). Fully electric vehicle (BEV) registrations grew by 10.6% to 1,636 units, while plug-in hybrids (PHEV) saw a 55.4% increase to 2,301 units.
By the end of January, Poland had 82,508 registered electric cars and vans, with the total number of electric passenger cars reaching 146,133. The country also operated 1,506 zero-emission buses, including 1,417 fully electric and 89 hydrogen-powered models.
Poland lags in heavy-duty electric vehicle (eHDV) adoption, ranking 10th in the EU, far behind Germany, the Netherlands, and Spain. Experts highlight the need for new government incentives and improved charging infrastructure to maintain Poland’s leading position in European transportation.
