GreenWay ends its summer promotions on 30.09.2026. Orlen and Enefit close their cheaper charging period earlier.
The last days remain to take advantage of the summer promotions for public charging in Poland. GreenWay will maintain reduced subscription prices and its Good Price Map only until September 30, 2026, while Orlen Charge and Enefit Charge Polska’s summer offers end earlier, at 9:00 on September 1 and at the end of August respectively.
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For EV drivers, the conclusion is simple: if you still plan to drive long distances across Poland, GreenWay currently offers the longest duration of promotional rates.
GreenWay provides two options, both ending on September 30
GreenWay approached the summer in two ways. On one hand, it reduced subscription prices, and on the other hand, it introduced what’s known as the Good Price Map for selected stations. Both offers are valid from July 1 to September 30, 2026.
The discount scale for subscriptions is significant, at least on paper. The Energia Max package dropped from 79.99 to 39.99 zł per month, while Energia Plus fell from 29.99 to 4.99 zł per month. This seems attractive, especially for those who charge regularly while on the road and can use the plan throughout the month.
The second element is the Map of Good Prices, which shows selected stations with promotional rates. GreenWay claims prices as low as 1.50 zł/kWh, with discounts of up to 50 percent compared to standard rates. As usual, the details matter here: this is not a discount for the entire network, but only for specific locations marked on the map. If someone charges at a station that happens to be on their route, they could get very good rates. Otherwise, they’re stuck with the standard pricing or a subscription plan.
This is actually a fairer model than the big claim of cheap charging everywhere. GreenWay at least clearly separates two things: cheaper for subscribers and cheaper at selected locations.
Orlen Charge ended earlier, but the rates were predictable
The Orlen Charge promotion started on June 26, 2026, at 9:00 and lasts until September 1, 2026, at 9:00. Using the ORLEN VITAY app is required to take advantage of lower prices.
In return, drivers get a simple, clear pricing list for the entire network covered by the promotion. DC charging costs 2.19 PLN/kWh instead of 2.69 PLN/kWh, while AC charging costs 1.59 PLN/kWh instead of 1.95 PLN/kWh. That’s a savings of 50 groszy and 36 groszy per kilowatt-hour respectively.
These aren’t record-low rates like those at the best GreenWaya locations, but Orlen’s offer is easier to calculate. There’s no need to hunt for specific locations on a map. If someone travels around Poland and uses Orlen Charge infrastructure, they simply get a lower price as part of the promotion.
Orlen also highlights the scale of its network, which includes over 1,300 charging points along routes and at service stations. However, the number of points isn’t the same as the number of fast HPC charging stations. For drivers on the road, it’s more important whether there are available fast chargers at a location and what actual power they can deliver, rather than just the total number of points listed.
Enefit offers the lowest DC prices, but with conditions and technical surcharges
Enefit Charge Polska has set a summer promotion for July and August 2026, which is shorter than GreenWay’s. During this time, reduced rates apply at publicly available stations in Poland, along with a loyalty program and bonuses for new users.
The DC pricing is the most interesting. Enefit lists rates of 2.02–2.16 zł/kWh for fast charging and 1.78 zł/kWh for AC charging. At three locations, there is also a single rate of 1.99 zł/kWh regardless of the charger’s power. This performs well compared to Orlen, especially in terms of DC charging.
However, there are two drawbacks. The first is a soft one, related to loyalty. To get a discount in the following month, one must complete at least 2 charging sessions per month and reach the required energy consumption level. The second is more practical, as it relates to payment.
Enefit charges a 50 zł deposit for payments via the app or RFID card. With a payment terminal or ad hoc payment, the deposit rises to 300 zł, and the charging price is 20 percent higher in such cases. This makes a significant difference. The promotional rate seems good, but spontaneous charging without the app can end up being noticeably more expensive.
In addition, there is a bonus for new customers. The first 100 people who download the Enefit Charge Polska app and create an account in July 2026 receive a voucher worth 20 zł gross. The funds are supposed to arrive in the account within 3 business days and are valid until July 31, 2026.
Who offers the best deal today and for whom
If you only consider the lowest price from the listings, GreenWay leads at 1.50 PLN/kWh. The issue is that this offer is limited to selected stations on the Good Prices Map. It’s great if it fits your route, but less useful otherwise.
If predictability matters, Orlen Charge has the simplest structure. 2.19 PLN/kWh for DC charging and 1.59 PLN/kWh for AC charging throughout the promotion, without needing to locate specific stations, but only until 9:00 on September 1st and using the VITAY app.
For those who charge regularly and aren’t bothered by an app, Enefit offers very competitive DC charging rates of 2.02–2.16 PLN/kWh. However, you need to keep in mind the deposit requirements and the fact that paying ad hoc increases the price by 20 percent. This is not ideal for those hoping to quickly plug in their card without creating an account.
In practice, the best strategy for the end of summer and beginning of autumn is quite simple but effective. Check the app before heading out, compare the route with GreenWaya’s map, and have Orlen or Enefit as a backup plan. Public charging still too often rewards those who take 5 minutes to prepare.
In conclusion, there’s one simple observation: the cheapest charging options in Poland do exist increasingly often, but usually with some caveats. Which of these promotions actually reduced your travel costs, and which just looked good in the promotional material?