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On February 11, a meeting with representatives of the Transport Technical Supervision Authority at the Ministry of Infrastructure was held at the PZPM headquarters.
During the meeting, current information was presented on ongoing legislative and regulatory work, including vehicle type approval, technical conditions, registration processes, and other planned changes in regulations relevant to the automotive market.
The event was also an excellent opportunity for a direct exchange of opinions and for raising issues and challenges that the industry faces on a daily basis.
The discussion was very substantive, and the participants actively joined in the conversation, sharing their experiences and practical comments.
The discussion confirmed the importance of ongoing dialogue between the administration and business representatives.
Such direct conversations really support a better understanding of the industry's needs and more effective regulation. 

On February 10, a meeting organized by PZPM and TDT for PZPM member companies was held at the TDT headquarters.
The event was inaugurated by Michał Wekiera, General Director of PZPM, who presented a summary of the market situation, discussed the results of the year-end closing, and issues related to the final batches of KPP production.
The working part of the meeting was opened by Agnieszka First, Deputy Director of TDT.
The meeting was an opportunity for an in-depth exchange of information and experiences in key areas from a regulatory and technical perspective of the automotive market.

Together with our partners, we are pleased to present you the latest Automotive Industry Report 2025/2026. As usual, the report summarises the most important areas of the Polish and European automotive industry and its environment, and highlights the trends we will face in the coming year.
Over 200 pages long, the Report is a compendium of knowledge on the fleet, registration and production of passenger cars, commercial vehicles, buses, two-wheelers, trailers and semi-trailers. It presents the current situation in industries closely related to the automotive sector, including the fleet and fuel market, transport, logistics, infrastructure, tyre production and insurance.
As usual, a large part of the Report is dedicated to comprehensive macroeconomic analyses of the industry's legal environment: taxes, public aid and the role of the automotive sector in the Polish and European economies.

We invite you to read it!

The Report is here>>