Recently, electric cars have become increasingly popular among customers not only from Poland, but actually from all over Europe. The great success of cars powered by electricity is primarily due to concern for the natural environment, which has been gradually degraded for decades due to exhaust emissions from gasoline and diesel engines. Electromobility is an issue that covers both individual transport vehicles (two-wheelers and cars) and mass transport vehicles (buses, trolleybuses, trams and trains). Year by year, more and more countries join campaigns promoting electromobility.

One of the challenges we face is to create the most appropriate conditions possible to meet the needs of electric car users. These vehicles require an increasing number of charging stations in the energy and road infrastructure, but at the same time they also require more and more efficiency of the chargers themselves. This is dictated by the desire to shorten the charging time of each PLUG-IN electric or hybrid vehicle as much as possible.