The PIŁA Supercharger is open. A few days ago, the KRAKÓW PÓŁNOC (Opolska) Supercharger also started operating.

Tesla has launched the Supercharger Piła. It features 12 stations with CCS2 connectors and is available for cars of all brands. During peak hours (8 AM–11 PM) and without a subscription, the energy cost is 2.4 PLN/kWh. Outside peak hours (11 PM–8 AM), the rate drops to 1.5 PLN/kWh. If you drive a Tesla or opt for a subscription, the rates are significantly more favorable, especially outside peak hours: 1.8 PLN/kWh from 8 AM–11 PM and 1.1 PLN/kWh from 11 PM–8 AM.

The Supercharger was put into use in Pile, near the intersection of DK10 and DK11, which is the popular north-south route through Lower Silesia-Poznań-the coast (Tesla Supercharger Map HERE). It should actually be sufficient for those traveling to West Pomerania from the south or southeastern part of Poland who didn’t want to cover extra distance via highways, knowing that traveling on national roads would take a similar amount of time but be shorter in distance.

Supercharger in Pile (c) Tesla / X

Supercharger Kraków Północ or Kraków Opolska

A few days ago, a Supercharger was also opened in the northern part of Kraków, near the intersection of DK7 and DW79. There are a total of 6 charging stations there with capacities up to 250 kW. The rates are similar: 2.4 PLN/kWh during peak hours (9–23) and 1.5 PLN/kWh outside peak hours (23–9) for non-Tesla vehicles, while Teslas and those with a subscription pay 1.7 PLN/kWh and 1.1 PLN/kWh respectively (source). It should be noted that rates can change among some operators depending on the month and time of day, so it’s always necessary to check them in the app:

The situation is becoming quite interesting: non-Tesla drivers currently have access to 16 Supercharger stations in Poland, all equipped with high-power CCS2 connectors that are reliable and offer very competitive prices if we decide to purchase a subscription. Some routes (such as Wrocław-Mielno, Warsaw-Szczecin, and Zgorzelec-Rzeszów) are well-served (Map No. 1). Using the others requires a Tesla, but this applies only to 10 additional locations, including some historic ones that are slow and inconvenient (Map No. 2):

For owners of cars other than Teslas, the monthly subscription costs 50 zlotys, but if you decide to pay for 12 months in advance, the rate drops to 37.5 zlotys per month (the total cost is 450 zlotys).

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