BYD’s Great Tang SUV has shaken up the market, attracting more than 150,000 pre-orders and delivering 40,222 units in three months. The 5.2-meter flagship, starting at €31,920, is expected to reach Europe in late 2026 or early 2027, taking aim at established brands with its size and technology.
FIC 2028 directors Jesús Manuel Hernández and Darío Sánchez are meeting potential exhibitors and visitors at Alimentaria FoodTech in Barcelona. The visit forms part of the early campaign for the next Feria de la Industria Cárnica in Guijuelo.
Philips is rolling out AI-powered diagnostic tools across Spain, pushing hospitals to rethink how they deliver care. Miguel de Foronda says only real, able to grow new idea can keep up with growing patient needs.
AbbVie’s top executive in Spain warns that the country could lose its place in global medical new idea unless it increases investment and reforms the system. He calls for bold moves to keep Spain competitive as Europe trails the US and China.
Porsche is building a new mid-engine supercar platform above the 911. The Mission S prototype, set to debut on October 15, signals a sharp shift in the brand’s lineup and strategy.
Faro Barcelona presents Lumina as a sculptural lighting system. Xavier Carrasquet uses fluted glass and modular elements to spread warm reflected light through architectural spaces.
Incyte Biosciences Iberia has invested €130 million in Spanish R&D and clinical trials, but patients still wait too long for new treatments. Company leaders want clearer agreements and quicker approvals to match Spain’s scientific strength.
Airtificial will design and build a $6.4 million automated line for electric vehicle parts in Michigan. The project will boost production for a top supplier near Detroit and marks another global step for Spanish industry.
France's BPCE has bought about 7% of Sabadell for roughly €1.2 billion and may lift its holding to 9.9%. Alongside Zurich's 4.95% stake, the French group's investment would bolster Sabadell's shareholder base after BBVA's failed takeover bid.
Spain's state holds shares worth around €50 billion. Seven of the ten listed companies belong to the Ibex 35. The election could change Madrid's role in strategic businesses.
BPCE has acquired about 7% of Banco Sabadell for an estimated 1.2 billion euros. The French group will explore cooperation in corporate and investment banking, lending, leasing and cross-border activities while keeping its stake below 9.9%.
France's BPCE has bought about 7% of Banco Sabadell for roughly €1.2 billion. The stake gives Sabadell a powerful new shareholder after BBVA's failed takeover attempt.
Jencore has signed its first disclosed contract outside Audax: an agreement with Heliades Energy to develop around 5 MW in Italy. Four former OHLA executives will lead the expansion, which targets 150 MW for outside clients by 2027.
BPCE has acquired around 7% of Banco Sabadell, becoming a major long-term shareholder after BBVA's failed takeover bid. The stake could support a wider banking partnership across the Iberian Peninsula.
Nissan’s latest figures show the MICRA electric climbing in city car rankings while the QASHQAI e-POWER strengthens its position among Spanish SUVs. The brand’s commercial vehicles also post strong results, pointing to a strategic shift in Spain’s electrified mobility field.
The Spanish government has postponed the Verifactu digital invoicing system for a third time, aligning its start with electronic invoicing rules in 2028. The move follows sustained pressure from business groups and tax advisors seeking a unified transition.
Spanish companies buy most new cars but resist electric models. Only 10 percent of their purchases are zero-emission vehicles, compared with 25 percent for private buyers. New incentives target small businesses, but the gap remains.
The Spanish Tax Agency has postponed the full rollout of Verifactu until October 2028, aligning it with the new electronic invoicing mandate. The move follows months of industry lobbying and signals a shift in Spain’s digital tax agenda.
Iberdrola is preparing to sell insurance to its customers as it seeks to diversify its income. Meanwhile, Spain’s electric-vehicle sector is attracting 7.6 billion euros, while banks race to harness artificial intelligence.
Seat has paused talks with Indra over a proposed military vehicle programme at its Martorell plant. The carmaker remains unsure how large the project could become, where it is headed and what it would mean for its business.
Kia has refreshed the Xceed's exterior and cabin technology in Spain, with petrol and mild-hybrid powertrains. Discounts bring the starting price to €19,860.
Ebro has put more than 20,000 vehicles on Spanish roads in just nine months of 2026, leaving Ford and Fiat behind and closing in on Opel. The brand’s fast climb shows Spanish buyers are changing what they want from their cars.
Alphabet now manages over 100,000 vehicles in Spain, a major basic stage for the BMW Group subsidiary. The company is expanding its electrification work and flexible leasing, while developing digital fleet solutions for businesses.
More than 330 exhibitors from 22 countries will gather in Barcelona from 6 to 8 October. AI, automation, safer ingredients and waste-cutting systems will share the floor.
Production stoppages began at Renault plants in Castilla y León on 1 October. Around 5,500 workers are affected as weak European demand pushes the company to reduce output.
Ford CEO Jim Farley is open to strategic alliances with Chinese carmakers when they improve efficiency. As Europe cedes ground to China, Ford is considering selective cooperation to stay competitive in electric vehicles and global markets.
Gotion will invest 1.1 billion euros to acquire a 49 percent stake in Volkswagen’s battery gigafactory in Sagunto. The deal strengthens the companies’ alliance and signals a new phase for European battery production.
Sener is finishing the final qualification work on Rosalind Franklin's landing gear. The four-leg system must deploy in under one second before the 2028 mission begins its search for signs of life on Mars.
Telefónica is reshaping its Spanish business around three commercial units. Movistar Plus will lose its separate board and report directly through B2C España.
Telefónica España is creating three independent units and moving its registered office to Ronda de la Comunicación in Madrid. The decision follows the sale of the group's historic Gran Vía 28 building.
The Leapmotor B10, Stellantis Figueruelas’ first Chinese electric SUV, is now being tested on public roads near Zaragoza. The tests mark a major step in the plant’s rapid change and the arrival of a new player in Spain’s car market.
Amazon has launched its new Fire TV Stick 4K in Spain. The compact player costs 35.99 euros during the launch offer and comes with a redesigned remote featuring a configurable button.
MSD Animal Health presented Nobivac NXT at its Madrid headquarters, where more than 110 distribution partners attended the first launch meeting. The company is entering a market in which around one in five cats still does not receive vaccination.
Credit Acceptance Corporation will pay 694 million dollars after being accused of knowingly approving car loans that many borrowers could never repay. The deal includes cash compensation and debt forgiveness for affected customers.
Mudanzas BCN Internacional manages international moves from Spain to every continent, moving household goods and business cargo through multiple transport modes. Its team covers each step, from packing to customs clearance.
