Syrena

Batman has landed: New DC Comics book sees caped crusader in Warsaw where he is baffled by low crime rate

When he arrives in Warsaw in a chapter called ‘Defender of the City’, Batman concludes that the low levels of crime are due to technology developed by a company called Warsaw Tech. Press materials

VIDEO: When Batman lands in the capital in a chapter of the 184-page book which sees the Dark Knight travel to 14 countries, he concludes that the low levels of crime are due to technology developed by a company called Warsaw Tech.

Iconic factory that introduced legendary Syrena and Polonez cars closed 10 years ago today

On the anniversary of its closure, Nick Westerby looks back at the history of the FSO (Fabryka Samochodów Osobowych/ Factory of Passenger Cars) and its impact on the world of passenger vehicles.

Poland’s e-mobility sector powers up to face the future

Led by international pioneers like Solaris, the country’s e-mobility sector continues to grow from strength-to-strength.

Unseen pictures reveal historic boat wreck discovered… in the mountains

Dating from the early 20th century, and resting at the bottom of Morskie Oko, the Syrena has been pictured for the first time since sinking.

Plugged in and ready to go...

In this episode of the Debrief, we put the show into fifth gear as we hurtle towards the future of electric cars in Poland…

Driving force: one firm hopes to revive the Polish automotive industry with electric vehicles based on 50s classic

TFN visited FSO Syrena to find out how a car from 1955 is the inspiration behind a brand-new new electric vehicle.

Thanks, Hanks! Hollywood star Tom Hanks helps to raise cash for Bielsko-Biała hospital with renovation of old Syrena car

Produced between 1957 and 1983, the latter 10 years saw the Syrena beoing manufactured in Bielsko-Biała.

Classic car of the swinging 60s makes a comeback - and this time it’s electric

Being one of the first Polish cars, the Syrena was also one of the first cars to gain cult status in Poland. During communism it was the must-have vehicle and a rival to its German counterpart the Trabant.

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