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The Polish Automotive Industry Lacked a Strategy After 1989. Compass 2035 Sets the Direction

Summary by Rzeczpospolita
A factory can be built, but customers still need to be convinced. Maciej Mazur, president of the Polish New Mobility Association, explains why the Polish automotive industry needs stable rules instead of expiration-date subsidies. In a conversation about the Compass 2035 strategy, he also discusses the chances for a breakthrough in Jaworzno and what might convince drivers to switch to electric vehicles.
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A factory can be built, but customers still need to be convinced. Maciej Mazur, president of the Polish New Mobility Association, explains why the Polish automotive industry needs stable rules instead of expiration-date subsidies. In a conversation about the Compass 2035 strategy, he also discusses the chances for a breakthrough in Jaworzno and what might convince drivers to switch to electric vehicles.

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Rzeczpospolita broke the news in Poland on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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