MOYA reaches 100 charging stations milestone
The Polish operator has opened its 100th EV charging station in Szczecin, marking a new milestone as it accelerates network expansion across key transport corridors and strategic mobility hubs.
MOYA has inaugurated its 100th electric vehicle (EV) charging station, reinforcing its position among Poland's fastest-growing charging network operators and advancing its broader expansion strategy.
The milestone location is situated in Szczecin, near major transport routes including the A6 motorway and S3 expressway. The site is part of a larger charging hub serving traffic traveling toward the German border crossings at Kołbaskowo and Pomellen, as well as routes connecting to Berlin.
The charging hub currently offers eight CCS2 charging points. It includes one 180 kW charger that entered service earlier this year and three newly installed ultra-fast charging stations with power outputs of up to 400 kW each.
The opening is part of the retailer's ongoing investment program aimed at expanding EV charging availability across Poland. The company plans to launch nearly 40 additional charging hubs before the end of 2026, focusing primarily on European transport corridors, major traffic nodes and high-speed road networks.
According to MOYA, users of the Super MOYA app already have access to more than 11,000 charging points through a combination of its own infrastructure and roaming partnerships. The company also plans to expand into electric heavy-duty vehicle (eHDV) charging at selected locations in the future.
MOYA energia is pursuing growth through both direct investment and partnerships with third-party businesses. Chargers are being installed not only at branded fuel stations but also at locations owned by companies seeking to expand their mobility services and diversify revenue streams.
