More than 93,000 fully electric vehicles with green license plates have now been registered in Hungary. Between January and September, 22,628 electric cars were registered, already exceeding the total of the previous record year, 2024.

The government plans to adopt a new, comprehensive tax relief package in November. It will likely include a reduction in social contributions and other measures to support businesses.

In Hungarian strawberry production, a new chapter has begun with a project led by Veresi Paradicsom Kft.

Siemens Mobility Kft., the Hungarian subsidiary of the German technology group Siemens, is developing next-generation IT solutions, with an investment exceeding HUF 6 billion (approx. EUR 15 million).

The French pharmaceutical group Sanofi is expanding its service center in Budapest, adding 500 new positions to reach a total of 2,200 employees.

MVM CEEnergy and ENGIE Energy Marketing Singapore have signed a long-term agreement for the supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG).

The E.ON Hungária Group has commissioned a new automated and remotely controlled substation in Veszprémvarsány.

The BMW Group has officially inaugurated its new plant in Debrecen, Hungary. The facility was developed entirely in line with the company’s iFactory concept.

With a follow-up investment of HUF 54 billion (EUR 138 million), Nyíregyháza in eastern Hungary has now become LEGO’s second-largest site in the world.

Over the next 15 years, a new economic region is set to emerge in the Alföld (Great Plain) along the Békéscsaba–Debrecen–Nagyszalonta axis.