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Toyota Joins Volvo and Daimler to Double Hydrogen Fuel Cell Lifespan

Toyota has signed a binding agreement with Volvo and Daimler Truck to become an equal partner in cellcentric, aiming to accelerate hydrogen fuel cell development for heavy transport. The new system promises twice the durability and improved efficiency, with a European rollout planned after 2026.

Cabify and VTC Partners Avoid €500,000 in Fines Due to Deadline Error

A procedural delay has prevented the Generalitat from collecting €500,000 in fines from Cabify and three VTC firms. The Catalan court ruled that the sanctions expired after the legal deadline was exceeded. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of labor practices in Spain’s transport sector.

XPeng Faces Steep Losses as Sales Drop and Costs Surge

XPeng reported sharply higher losses in the first half of 2026 as sales fell and government subsidies shrank; R&D and financial expenses also rose. The company is leaning more on exports as competition at home intensifies.

Court Orders Company to Give Retiree 10,000 Liters of Fuel

A Spanish court has ruled that a retired employee is entitled to the full 10,000-liter fuel bonus, rejecting his employer’s attempt to prorate the amount based on months worked. The decision clarifies how retirement incentives must be calculated under the national service station agreement.

Acura Nexera Vision Concept Signals Bold New Era for Honda

Honda has unveiled the Acura Nexera Vision Concept, a dramatic design study that recalls the NSX’s sporting image and points to the next generation of Acura hybrids. Its radical proportions and new design cues could shape the brand’s upcoming models.

Toyota Faces Profit Drop in Spain Despite Record Sales

Toyota España recorded its highest sales and revenue in its latest fiscal year, but a sharp rise in taxes helped lead an 8.4% drop in profit. The company remains committed to hybrid and electric models as it navigates a changing market.