Enefit is expanding its charging network. More fast charging stations and benefits for regular users

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As the market evolves, so do users' expectations. Not only is the availability of infrastructure and charging power becoming increasingly important, but also its location, ease of use, and predictable costs. Enefit addresses these needs in two ways: by expanding its network in strategic locations and offering a Loyalty Program that provides lower prices for regular use of chargers.

– As the number of electric cars increases, the way drivers use public charging is changing. It is increasingly no longer a solution needed only for long trips, but rather becoming a natural part of daily mobility. This means that simply expanding the infrastructure is no longer enough – it is equally important to create solutions that make using it convenient and cost-effective. Enefit’s Loyalty Program is precisely a response to this change: we want those who regularly use our network to be able to do so under increasingly favorable conditions – says Piotr Drożdżyk, E-Mobility Business Development Lead at Enefit.

Charge more, earn more

Enefit Loyalty Program is designed for drivers who regularly use public charging infrastructure. No separate registration is required – the discount level is automatically determined based on the amount of energy used in the previous month and applies to the following month.

Starting from September 1, 2026, users who consume between 60 and 99.9 kWh in a month will receive a 5 percent discount. Those who use between 100 and 179.99 kWh will get a 10 percent discount, while those who exceed 180 kWh will receive the highest discount of 20 percent.

The mechanism is simple: the more frequently a driver uses the Enefit network and the more energy they charge, the greater the benefits they can enjoy in the following month. This solution is aimed primarily at people for whom an electric vehicle is their primary mode of transportation – both in the city and on longer routes.

As of September 1, the standard charging prices at Enefit’s network are 1.99 PLN/kWh for AC charging, 2.39 PLN/kWh for DC charging with power below 100 kW, and 2.69 PLN/kWh for DC charging with power above 100 kW.

The competitiveness of Enefit’s offerings is also confirmed by industry charging price rankings. According to the August ranking, the average charging cost at public stations in Poland was 2.54 PLN/kWh for DC charging and 2.62 PLN/kWh for the fastest HPC chargers. Enefit is among the operators offering some of the most competitive rates in the market, and its Loyalty Program allows regular users to further reduce these costs.

At the highest 20% discount rate, this corresponds to approximately 1.59 PLN/kWh, 1.91 PLN/kWh, and 2.15 PLN/kWh respectively. This allows regular users to take advantage of the infrastructure under more favorable terms without needing to activate promotional codes or time-limited offers.

Fast charging becoming increasingly important in the Polish market

The development direction of Enefit’s network aligns with the broader changes occurring in the market. According to data from the Electromobility Meter, as of the end of July 2026, there were 13,454 public charging points in Poland, of which 6,751, or 50.2%, were fast DC charging points. For the first time, their share exceeded that of slower AC charging points.

This is a significant change from the drivers' perspective. As the number of electric vehicles increases, infrastructure must meet both the needs for daily charging in cities and rapid recharging during longer trips. Therefore, alongside the sheer number of charging stations, their capacity and proper location are becoming increasingly important.

Enefit focuses on selective network development

Enefit develops its infrastructure based on a strategy of selective investments. The company concentrates on the largest cities and major routes connecting urban areas—highways and express roads. In cities, priority is given to locations where drivers naturally spend time during the day, such as areas around office buildings and commercial facilities.

The Enefit Charge Polska network has also recently added a station at MOP Nowa Holandia, situated near the S7 highway under Elbląg, next to an amusement park and the restaurant Nowa Holandia. The 180 kW charger features two CCS connectors — drivers can use it at a promotional price of 1.99 zł/kWh starting in September. Additional new locations will be established in Odolion along the A1 highway and in Poznań.

– When developing our network, we focus primarily on where charging infrastructure can truly make it easier for drivers to use electric vehicles. That’s why we combine investments in large cities with the development of fast charging along key routes. The charging station already operational in Warsaw, along with those planned to open in Odolion and Poznan, clearly illustrate this approach. We want charging to be easily accessible both for daily vehicle use and during trips between cities. Future investments will be made with these two scenarios in mind – says Piotr Drożdżyk.

New Enefit Charging Stations in Poland

Enefit is consistently expanding its charging network to additional locations. In Warsaw, at al. Jerozolimskich 162, two fast DC chargers, each with a capacity of 140 kW, are already in operation. The Enefit Charge Polska network has also recently added a station near MOP Nowa Holandia, located right along route S7 near Elbląg. This 180 kW charger features two CCS connectors, and as of September, it offers a promotional charging rate of 1.99 PLN/kWh. Plans include a new ultra-fast hub on highway A1, in the area of the Ciechocinek/Odolion interchange, which will be equipped with two stations, each capable of 320 kW, providing a total of four charging points. This location on one of the country’s most important routes is intended to enable drivers to quickly top up their batteries during longer trips. Another investment will be made in Poznań, where Enefit will launch a fast DC station with a capacity of 180 kW, primarily to meet the needs of

The needs of drivers traveling in the city and its southeastern part.

The new stations will expand Enefit’s growing network in Poland, which currently includes 95 chargers, with several dozen more under investment.

Charging in one app

The Enefit infrastructure can be used through the Enefit Charge Polska app, which allows users to search for available stations, start and monitor charging sessions, plan routes, and make payments.

The app is available on Google Play and App Store.

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