GreenWay ends cheaper charging for foreign customers. Starting October 15, changes will also take effect in Poland.
GreenWay is changing the rules for charging across its European networks. Starting from October 15, 2026, GreenWay customers from Slovakia and Croatia will no longer be able to use their own national rates at GreenWay stations in Poland. This means the end of one of the more interesting options for cheaper charging along the Vistula River.
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Until now, the situation was quite unusual. A driver with a GreenWay account and card from another country could be charged using the tariff applicable in their home market at GreenWay stations in Poland. In practice, this meant that charging in Poland could cost less than for a user registered directly with GreenWay Polska.
The change is very clearly visible in the new price lists, all of which take effect on October 15, 2026.
GreenWay Separates Poland from Abroad
The new Polish GreenWay tariff divides its own network into two parts. The first part consists of GreenWay charging stations in Poland, where specific rates apply. For the Energia Standard plan, these are currently 1.89 PLN/kWh for AC and 2.99 PLN/kWh for DC. For one-time charging, the rates are 2.05 and 3.25 PLN/kWh respectively.
The second part relates to GreenWay stations abroad. Here, the Polish tariff no longer applies to users. It is stated that the price depends on the rates in the respective country, and users should check it in the app before starting to charge.
The same approach is used in the GreenWay Hrvatska tariff.
Croatian Cards Will No Longer Offer Croatian Rates in Poland
For customers from Croatia, this change is particularly interesting.
Until now, Croatia’s tariff did not limit its own network’s basic rates to only Croatia. In the new document, GreenWay has done this explicitly.
As of October 15, Croatia’s rates of 0.39 euros/kWh for AC and 0.59 euros/kWh for DC apply to GreenWay’s own stations in Croatia. A separate section covers GreenWay’s own stations abroad, where no specific Croatian rates are assigned. GreenWay states that the price depends on the tariffs in that country and must be checked in the app.
This is a significant change, as the Croatian card was one of the ways to charge more cheaply at GreenWay stations in Poland.
A similar change applies to customers from Slovakia
An identical provision appears in GreenWay Slovensko’s tariff list.
The Slovak tariff is highly competitive compared to the Polish one. In Slovakia, GreenWay Slovensko charges 0.39 euros/kWh for AC and DC up to 25 kW under the standard plan, 0.59 euros/kWh for DC up to 100 kW, and 0.69 euros/kWh above 100 kW.
At the same time, the new Slovak pricing table defines its own GreenWay points abroad separately. This section already states that the price depends on the rates in the specific country and should be checked in the app.
The document also specifies that Slovakia’s Energia Premium, Max, Plus, Smart, and Standard programs are only valid at GreenWay stations located within Slovakia. They do not apply to GreenWay stations abroad or to partner and roaming points.
In Poland, the difference can be noticeable
For Polish customers using the Energia Standard plan, the DC rate at their own GreenWay stations starting from October 15 is 2.99 PLN/kWh.
For comparison, in Croatia the standard DC rate at GreenWay stations is 0.59 euros/kWh, while in Slovakia it ranges from 0.59 to 0.69 euros/kWh depending on capacity.
Therefore, for drivers with an overseas account, the difference might have been noticeable. After the change, the price at Polish stations will be determined according to the rules applicable in the Polish market, and drivers are advised to check the exact GreenWay rate in the app.
This does not mean that every foreign driver will pay exactly 2.99 PLN/kWh. The new rates keep the price of overseas charging dependent on the country and specific location, so the final amount should be checked before starting a charging session.
GreenWay is dropping the “Roam like at home” policy
The change is interesting also in the context of GreenWay’s current roaming model.
Information about the “Roam like at home” principle can still be found on GreenWay’s websites. Materials for GreenWay Hrvatska and GreenWay Slovensko indicate that under certain plans, roaming prices may match those in Poland.
Meanwhile, GreenWay’s Polish support page already states that “Roam like at home” does not apply, and roaming prices must be checked in the app.
The new price lists thus show that the company is organizing this model at the level of individual markets as well.
What will change on October 15?
This can be explained most simply as follows:
Customer
Own GreenWay station in Poland starting October 15
GreenWay Polska
Polish tariff
GreenWay Slovensko
Price depends on the Polish tariff
GreenWay Hrvatska
Price depends on the Polish tariff
Partners and roaming
Price depends on the operator/station
The Polish price list clearly states that prices for GreenWay stations abroad should be set according to the rates in that country.
End of the interesting way to charge cheaper
For some drivers who use GreenWay, this means the end of an interesting option.
A foreign GreenWay card will no longer be a way to take advantage of the home country’s often lower tariff when charging in Poland. Starting October 15, billing will be linked to the country where the charger is located.
GreenWay does not eliminate the possibility for foreign customers to use Polish charging stations. It is still possible to utilize the infrastructure through apps or RFID cards. What changes primarily is the way prices are determined.
The new price lists were published on October 1 and will take effect on October 15, 2026.
For drivers who have so far deliberately used Croatian or Slovak cards when charging in Poland, this simply means the end of their price advantage.
