E-Mobility Index
SEPTEMBER 2026
Vehicles
Battery-electric (BEV) passenger cars, vans and trucks fleet
166,057
+48% (YoY) Passenger cars with electric drive
321,466
at the end of IX 2026
+4% (m/m)
169,177
PHEV 53%
+4% (m/m)
152,289
BEV 47%
+3% (m/m)
Number of newly registered passenger cars with electric drive (new and used)
53,520PHEV
31,512BEV
85,032I–IX 2026
+40%(YoY)
30,320PHEV
30,605BEV
60,925I–IX 2025
Vans and trucks with electric drive
Fleet
15,016
- Vans
- 14,426
- Trucks ≤ 12 t
- 374
- Trucks > 12 t
- 216
Number of registrations (new and used)
I–IX 2026
I–IX 2025
YoY change
3,443
2,067
+67%
Zero-emission buses GVW > 3.5 t
Fleet
2,949
- Electric
- 2,715
- Hydrogen
- 234
Number of registrations (new and used)
I–IX 2026
I–IX 2025
YoY change
1,114
176
+533%
Electric motorcycles and mopeds
Fleet
33,437
- Mopeds
- 28,500
- Motorcycles
- 4,937
Number of registrations (new and used)
I–IX 2026
I–IX 2025
YoY change
5,725
3,816
+50%
Electric micro vehicles and others
Fleet
2,475
Number of registrations (new and used)
I–IX 2026
I–IX 2025
YoY change
733
402
+82%
Hydrogen passenger cars (FCEV)
Fleet
652
Number of registrations (new and used)
I–IX 2026
I–IX 2025
YoY change
106
231
-54%
Hybrid passenger cars and vans
Fleet
1,539,656
Number of registrations (new and used)
I–IX 2026
I–IX 2025
YoY change
270,798
241,173
+12%
Infrastructure
Charging points
13,936
at the end of IX 2026
+1% (m/m)
7,113 51%
DC charging points
+2% (m/m)
6,823 49%
AC charging points
+1% (m/m)
21% of DC points allow AC charging as an alternative
Connector structure of public charging points
020406080100%
Cities with the largest number
of charging points (% change m/m)
Warszawa
Gdańsk
Poznań
Kraków
Szczecin
Wrocław
Łódź
Katowice
Częstochowa
Toruń
Lublin
Olsztyn
Gliwice
Białystok
Bydgoszcz