The city has released a list of banned brands. Due to their origin, they are not allowed in the parking lot.

Poland has implemented a ban on Chinese-made vehicles entering military areas due to concerns over espionage. This regulation, which began earlier this year, has recently affected civilian drivers, particularly in Wrocław, where parking near military sites has become restricted. The ban includes popular brands like MG and Chery, while vehicles from Russia, Belarus, and North Korea are also prohibited. The Polish army will check vehicle origins using VIN numbers, raising questions about how they will handle brands like Volvo. The ban aims to mitigate risks associated with data collection capabilities of vehicles, with all cars required to have cameras and sensors covered or removed.