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Tuesday, April 30, 2024

IMPACT LEADERS: John Lynch, CEO & Founder, Lynka

Welcome to the first episode of “IMPACT LEADERS with Magda Petryniak. Stories of leaders redefining success”. In this series of interviews, Magda is talking...

Global Digital Transformation at the forefront!

Hello and welcome to startup with Poland, where we delve into the nitty-gritty of Poland’s startup ecosystem. Today Tessa McIver talks to Bartosz Ziółek,...

Dominika Kulczyk firm to raise 3.4 billion zl for green investments

A company owned by Dominika Kulczyk plans to raise up to 3.4 billion zlotys for green investments from the market, with most of the...

Maspex to spend a fortune on investments

The Group plans to invest 650 million zlotys on the development of production and logistics. One of the largest food companies in Central and...

Why is Poland so popular for expats?

Poland Weekly+ asked expats' opinions about Poland through contacts with verified accounts on social media. The most common response was "safety." Poland is becoming an...

Assembly of Chinese e-cars in Tychy to start begin

Reuters reported that the assembly of SKD Chinese Leapmotor cars is to start in Tychy in the second quarter of this year. There is a chance that the Chinese cars will replace the Fiat 500, which is going out of production this spring.

Leapmotor 03 – a small, city car with dimensions and even a shape similar to Fiat Panda, is to be assembled in Tychy from the second quarter of 2024. The assembly is to be carried out in the SKD system, i.e. without, among others, the stage of stamping, welding and painting of bodies. This type of assembly may be a precursor to the launch of full-scale production of Chinese electricians in Tychy in the future.

Jo Harper
Jo Harper
Jo Harper is a British national with a 20-year freelance journalistic career in Poland, Germany and the UK, writing for Deutsche Welle, Politico, the BBC, the Daily Mirror, Gazeta Wyborcza, Polityka, New Eastern Europe and Forbes. He is a published author of books on Polish affairs and holds a PhD from the London School of Economics.
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