Electric vehicle registrations in Poland dropped sharply in September, marking a 23% decline compared to the previous month. Industry analysts attribute the slowdown to rising battery costs, limited charging infrastructure, and lingering economic uncertainty. While government incentives remain in place, consumer hesitation appears to be weighing on sales. The trend raises questions about whether Poland’s transition to cleaner transportation is losing momentum amid broader market challenges.
Registrations of new electric vehicles in Poland fell 23% in September — RMF24 UA.NEWS
