Electric car factory in Jaworzno (formerly Izera / ElectroMobility Poland)
A project to build an electric car factory in Jaworzno, led by ElectroMobility Poland, the successor to the Izera brand, which was abandoned in its previous form. After securing PLN 4.5 billion from the Recovery Plan (KPO) and establishing cooperation with Taiwan's Foxconn as a strategic partner, the company plans to launch production of a new Polish electric car brand; the first car is to leave the plant in 2029. The factory has not yet been built.
How it went
Assessment: too early to assess. Signals only where documented.
Timeline
- Current date 2029
Change history
- May 2026 stage: announced
Significance
The investment is intended to create a next-generation automotive plant in Jaworzno and rebuild the Polish electric car project after the failure of the original Izera, assuming a high share of domestic components and the development of research and development facilities. Implementation remains at an early stage and depends on finalizing agreements with the strategic partner and securing financing.
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- Samar.pl 2025Investorcost.funding
cost.funding „wniosku o 4,5 mld zł z KPO. Środki mają zostać przeznaczone na budowę"
Investor „prezes ElectroMobility Poland (EMP) Tomasz Kędzierski ogłosił złożenie wniosku"
locations „budowę fabryki samochodów elektrycznych w Jaworznie, centrum badawczo-rozwojowe"
- Interia Motoryzacja 2026Status
- Dziennik.pl May 2026CostCurrent dateStageStatus
Status „Pierwszy samochód nowej polskiej marki ma opuścić fabrykę w Jaworznie w 2029 roku."
Stage „W ubiegłym tygodniu ogłosiliśmy porozumienie z partnerem strategicznym – tajwańskim gigantem technologicznym Foxconn."
Cost „Środki te, w wysokości 4,5 mld zł, pokazują, że ambitne plany z prezentacji bez zabezpieczenia finansowego zamieniamy w konkretne działania"
- electrive.com 8 May 2026StageInvestor