Poland to build major electric vehicle factory with state backing

Poland is set to become a major player in the electric vehicle market with plans for a large-scale manufacturing plant, backed by a significant state investment. The government, through its state-controlled entity "ElectroMobility Poland," is committing 4.5 billion zloty (approximately 1.06 billion euros) to the project.

This strategic move not only aims to boost domestic production but also grants Poland exclusive rights to market these electric vehicles across Europe. The factory will be located in Jaworzno, in the southern part of the country. Prime Minister Donald Tusk indicated that negotiations with Taiwan's Foxconn, the world's largest electronics manufacturer, are expected to conclude this autumn.

Foxconn, known for producing devices for major tech companies like Apple, is actively seeking to diversify its business operations. The company has already established collaborations with Japanese automaker Mitsubishi. Tusk also hinted at Foxconn's potential involvement in a semiconductor factory near Wroclaw, suggesting a broader industrial expansion in Poland.

The venture signifies Poland's ambition to capture a significant share of the burgeoning electric vehicle industry, leveraging both state resources and international partnerships to drive technological advancement and economic growth.

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In the autumn, we will complete negotiations with Foxconn