GreenWay will make 26 400 kW hubs available by the end of December. Ten of them are located along A1, A4, and A6.
GreenWay Polska has announced that by the end of December 2026 it will launch 26 new multi-station hubs equipped with DC chargers capable of 400 kW. The network will grow from around 55 such facilities at the end of 2025 to about 80, meaning according to the operator it will have more than all other operators in Poland combined. Ten new locations will be built along highways, with the rest located on expressways. As of the end of November, free kilowatt-hours bonuses are still available under subscription plans.
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Where the new GreenWay hubs will be located
In 2025, GreenWay opened 35 hubs, and this year’s plan calls for a nearly 45% increase within twelve months. At the end of October, amid rankings of DC market share, the operator mentioned “over 20” new hubs by the end of the year. Now it has provided a specific figure of 26. With less than two months left to complete the entire batch, work must be nearing completion at most locations.
Ten hubs will be established along the highways. On A4, these include the BP station in Okmiany and Trzebinia (near the KFC restaurant), on A1 the MOP stations in Kleszczewko Wschód and the Avia station in Piotrków Trybunalski, and on A6 the BP station in Kołbasków. The remaining hubs will be located along the S6, S7, S8, S11, S17, and S52 expressways: on S7, the operator is replacing the MOP stations in Majdany Wielkie and Witramowo, and on S17 it is replacing the Olivia hotel and restaurant in Ryki. Along DK10, a hub will be set up near the Fish & Grill tavern in Łowicz Wałecki, with additional hubs planned along roads in the Trójmiasto area, Warsaw, and Częstochowa.
At 400 kW, the standard star rating applies: only vehicles equipped to handle it can use full power, which in practice mainly refers to models with an 800 V system, and that too only when the battery is warm and the charge level is low.
Owners of electric vehicles with slower charging speeds benefit most from the increased number of charging stations. With several chargers in one location, one being occupied or broken does not mean the entire stop is delayed. Chargers located along highways and expressways also help meet the EU’s AFIR regulation. Along the TEN-T network, charging hubs should be operational every 60 kilometers at most starting from the end of 2025, with a total capacity of at least 400 kW, and this threshold rises to 600 kW by the end of 2027 (including at least two stations with 150 kW each).
As of the end of June, GreenWay’s own public charging network included 877 locations and 2297 charging points with a total capacity of 276 MW. In Poland, as of the end of September, there were over 152,700 passenger electric vehicles on the roads, along with 13,936 public charging points, of which 7,113 were DC chargers.
How much does charging cost at GreenWay in November?
Without a subscription, charging DC costs 2.99 PLN/kWh at GreenWay, while AC charging costs 1.89 PLN/kWh. Energia Plus (29.99 PLN per month) reduces these rates to 2.40 PLN/kWh for DC and 1.75 PLN/kWh for AC, while Energia Max (79.99 PLN per month) lowers them to 2.10 PLN/kWh and 1.60 PLN/kWh respectively. With DC Plus, the cost starts to become favorable after about 51 kWh per month, which is equivalent to one longer charge during a trip, whereas Max becomes cheaper than Plus only after around 167 kWh per month. The bonus in the “Autumn Energy Boost” campaign significantly changes these costs: 10 kWh under Plus costs approximately 29.90 PLN at the standard rate, which is almost the entire subscription fee, while 25 kWh under Max costs around 74.75 PLN.
The bonus, extended until the end of November, is available to both new and existing subscribers. Users need to enter the code LISTOPAD2026-PLUS or LISTOPAD2026-MAX in the Customer Panel and meet the terms outlined in the regulations. The campaign runs until November 30, 2026.
The second promotion, “Mapa Dobrych Cen,” reduces DC rates at selected stations to 1.50 zł/kWh, which is according to the provider even 50% lower than the standard rate. The list of locations, duration of validity, and rules for combining it with the GreenWay subscription are published on their website.
From the editorial team: MOYA energia opened seven 400 kW hubs in November at a rate of 2.49 zł/kWh, with the rate displayed on the sign at the entrance to MOP Potok Mały. GreenWay has a clear advantage in the number of hubs, but drivers who charge occasionally through this network without a subscription will pay 2.99 zł/kWh.
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