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Two Seriously Injured in Crash on M507 Near Aldea del Fresno

A violent crash between two cars on the M507 near Aldea del Fresno has left a man in critical condition and a woman with serious injuries. The Guardia Civil is investigating the cause.

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Lepas L8 arrives in Spain with a price that shakes up the SUV market

The Lepas L8 lands in Spain as a 4.7-meter plug-in hybrid SUV with 279 horsepower and a starting price under 34,000 euros. Its roomy interior and bold design put pressure on established rivals in the crowded C-segment.

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Dongfeng Launches Vigo Electric SUV in Spain With Fast Charging and Competitive Price

Dongfeng’s Vigo SUV arrives in Spain at 26,615 euros, offering over 300 kilometers of range and rapid charging. The model aims to shake up the electric car market with its technology and aggressive pricing.

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Nissan Kicks e-Power begins production in Sunderland for European market

Nissan will build its Kicks e-Power hybrid SUV for Europe at the Sunderland plant in the UK, marking a major investment in local manufacturing and a new step in the company’s electrification plans for the region.

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Resting Your Left Foot on the Clutch Can Destroy Your Car Faster

A simple habit behind the wheel could be quietly wearing out your car’s most expensive parts. Experts warn that keeping your left foot on the clutch pedal, even lightly, can shorten its lifespan and trigger avoidable breakdowns.

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Electric SUV Range and Charging: What Matters for Long Road Trips in Spain

Choosing the right electric SUV for Spanish road trips now means balancing real highway range, charging speed, and public network coverage. We break down the numbers and models that make long-distance EV travel routine instead of risky.

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Aging Cars Drive Pollution Surge in Spain

Spain’s car fleet is getting older and dirtier. Vehicles more than 15 years old now account for nearly half of all emissions, raising urgent questions about scrappage rates and the country’s environmental future.

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Spain Sees First-Ever Decline in Petrol Stations as Official Count Drops

For the first time, Spain has fewer petrol stations than before, with 195 closures recorded in the first half of 2026. The CNMC is now asking the public whether more stations are needed as new rules and market changes reshape the sector.

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YouTube comes to Android Auto, but only when parked

YouTube is now available on Android Auto dashboards, but video playback only works when the car isn’t moving. Google’s update targets electric vehicle drivers during charging stops, aiming to balance entertainment and safety.

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Electric cars now dip below 15,000 euros in Spain—if you read the fine print

For the first time, six electric cars are technically available in Spain for under 15,000 euros—if buyers combine discounts, financing, and public incentives. The real price depends on the details, but the market is changing quickly.

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Skoda Epiq 40: Spain’s most affordable electric SUV arrives

Skoda’s new Epiq 40 electric SUV launches at 18,500 euros with incentives, offering 135 hp, a 324 km WLTP range, and a 475-litre boot. Built in Spain, it’s now the brand’s most accessible EV and targets city drivers looking for practicality at a lower price.

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Electric Cars Blocked from Spanish Parking Garages Despite No Legal Ban

Some parking operators in Spain are turning away electric vehicles over supposed fire risks, but the OCU says there is no law supporting these bans. Data shows electric cars are actually less likely to catch fire than petrol or diesel models, raising questions about the real reasons for these restrictions.

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Uber begins autonomous vehicle tests in Madrid after DGT approval

Uber has received permission from Spain’s DGT to test level 4 autonomous vehicles in Madrid. The pilot, which uses 20 cars, is an early step toward driverless robotaxis and could change how people get around in Spanish cities.

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Tesla Model 3 pulls far ahead in Spain's September electric car sales

Tesla has taken a clear lead in Spain’s electric car market this September. The Model 3 and Model Y together account for more than two thousand new registrations, leaving other brands well behind.

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Spanish Families Juggle Rising Costs of After-School Activities and Aging Cars

Spanish families spent nearly 2.8 billion euros last year on after-school activities, while most still drive older petrol or diesel cars. Experts say how you drive matters more than what you drive when it comes to saving on fuel.

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Jaecoo 8 takes on Skoda Kodiaq in Spain's hybrid SUV market

The Jaecoo 8 and Skoda Kodiaq both promise seven seats and low emissions, but their hybrid technology and equipment set them apart. Spanish buyers face a real-world choice between power, practicality, and price.

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Spanish Law Removes Barriers for Private Electric Car Charging in Garages

Installing an electric car charger in a Spanish apartment garage is now easier than ever. Owners no longer need neighbor approval, but strict rules on safety, costs, and written notice still apply. Here’s what the law demands.

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Geely E2 Arrives in Spain With a Price Tag Under 20,000 Euros

The Geely E2, China’s best-selling electric car of 2025, is now on sale in Spain starting below 20,000 euros. Its low price and generous features put pressure on established European brands in the compact EV market.

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Electric car adoption in Spain stalls at the 24-minute charging barrier

A new analysis reveals that charging times above 24 minutes are deterring Spanish drivers from embracing electric vehicles for long journeys. High costs and a lack of fast public chargers are compounding the problem.

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One in Five Cars Fails Spanish ITV on First Attempt

Nearly 19 percent of vehicles in Spain are failing their first ITV inspection, with makeshift repairs and falsified stickers among the main culprits. The growing age of the national car fleet and skipped maintenance are fueling a surge in costly rejections.

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Mechanic warns cheap Chinese cars could make quality vehicles a luxury

Ángel Gaitán, a well-known Spanish mechanic, says the rise of low-cost Chinese cars could change the European market. He believes these vehicles are built for short-term use, making reliable cars harder to find and more expensive.

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OMODA & JAECOO quickly climb Spain's car market

OMODA & JAECOO has become a major presence in Spain, selling over 50,000 vehicles in just two years. Backed by Chery Auto, the brand relies on hybrid technology and a strong support network.

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Mazda 6e Takes Aim at Tesla Model 3 with European-Specific Overhaul

Mazda has reworked its 6e and CX-6e electric cars to better suit European roads and driving habits. While the partnership with Changan brought advanced tech, Mazda found that only a thorough retuning could make these models a real alternative to rivals like Tesla.

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Volkswagen Mission Efficiency rewrites the rules for electric car efficiency

Volkswagen’s Mission Efficiency prototype sets a new benchmark for energy use in electric cars. With a drag coefficient of 0.158 and solar panels that add daily range, it shows how much more mainstream EVs could achieve.

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Electric Car Charging Sparks Fierce Disputes in Spanish Apartment Blocks

Arguments over electric car charging points are dividing Spanish apartment communities. With installations rising fast, residents face tough choices about cost, safety, and who should pay for new infrastructure in shared garages.

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Fuel prices in Spain reach record highs, squeezing drivers

Spanish drivers are now paying up to 2.23 euros per litre for fuel, with prices in September 2026 varying sharply by city and putting extra strain on household budgets.

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Pontevedra's Electric Car Boom Runs Into Charging Gridlock

Pontevedra leads Galicia in new electric car sales, but drivers face a shortage of public charging stations. The province's infrastructure trails both the national average and neighboring A Coruña, raising concerns about the pace of Spain's shift to electric vehicles.

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Omoda 5 EV gets major interior update ahead of Spanish production

Omoda’s electric SUV gets a much-needed interior overhaul and sharper exterior, aiming to fix its biggest weaknesses. The updated Omoda 5 EV is set to challenge European competitors as it prepares for local production in Spain.

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Spain Struggles to Fill 20,000 Mechanic Jobs as Workshops Turn Away Customers

Thousands of Spanish auto repair shops are at risk as a severe shortage of mechanics leaves 20,000 positions unfilled. A new fast-track training scheme aims to bring in fresh talent and keep the industry running.

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Millions of Spanish Drivers Face New Urban Access Bans

Spanish cities are tightening restrictions on cars with B and C environmental labels. With Vigo and Avilés activating new low emission zones, over 19 million vehicles now face a patchwork of bans and deadlines across the country.

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Used Car Buyers in Spain Face Hidden Risks as Fraud Remains Widespread

Nearly one in three Spaniards has encountered fraud when buying a used car. While price still drives the market, lack of reliable vehicle history and missing information are pushing buyers to demand more transparency.

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Spain Cuts Thousands of EV Charging Points to Clean Up Its Network

Spain’s official electric vehicle charging network dropped by over 4,000 points after a major audit removed obsolete and non-compliant stations. The move marks a shift from chasing big numbers to building a network drivers can actually use.

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Thirteen Biscuter Microcars Turn Zamora into a Moving Museum

A fleet of thirteen Biscuter microcars rolled into Zamora for a unique gathering that blended automotive heritage, local cuisine, and the spirit of active aging. The event offered rare sights, personal stories, and a reminder that passion for the road knows no age.

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Volvo to Oversee Lynk & Co Sales Across Europe

Starting in January 2027, Volvo Cars will handle sales and service for Lynk & Co vehicles throughout Europe. The move uses Volvo’s established network to help Geely’s younger brand reach more buyers.

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Drivers in Melilla Face the Highest Car Insurance Bills in Spain

Car and motorcycle insurance in Melilla now costs up to 400 euros more per year than in most of Spain. High accident rates and intentional damage drive up premiums, leaving local drivers with the steepest bills in the country.

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