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Audi A6 Allroad 2026 Debuts Wider Body and Plug-In Hybrid Power
Audi introduces the 2026 A6 Allroad with a wider stance, adaptive air suspension, and both V6 TDI and plug-in hybrid options. The model aims to offer real versatility and premium technology without following the SUV crowd.
Automobile Barcelona 2027 Moves to Gran Via Venue Amid Montjuic Renovations
Automobile Barcelona 2027 will take place at Fira de Barcelona's Gran Via site. The move is due to major renovations at Montjuic for the 1929 International Exhibition centenary. Organisers promise an enhanced visitor experience.
DS N7 Launches as Hybrid and Electric SUV to Rival BMW iX3
The DS N7 arrives with hybrid and electric options, advanced AI-powered interiors, and a price tag that undercuts German rivals. With up to 1,040 km range and rapid charging, it aims to shake up the premium SUV segment.
Why Diesel Still Makes Sense for Used Cars in Most Spanish Cities
Diesel cars have lost favor in Spain’s big cities, but for millions outside strict low-emission zones, they remain a smart, cost-effective choice. Here’s why diesel still matters for the used car market—and who should consider it.
BYD Shark: China’s 436 HP Plug-In Pickup Targets Europe
BYD is launching the Shark, a 5.5-meter plug-in hybrid pickup with 436 horsepower and up to 650 km of range, aiming to challenge established rivals in Europe’s competitive utility vehicle market.
Nissan X-Trail 2026 Ups Its Game With Google Tech and Adventure Trim
Nissan refreshes the X-Trail for 2026 with a sharper design, integrated Google services, improved driver assistance, and a new Adventure version. The seven-seater keeps its e-POWER hybrid system and all-wheel drive, aiming to stay relevant in a crowded SUV market.
China Sets New Benchmark in Electric Car Range
Chinese manufacturers are redefining electric mobility, launching vehicles that can travel over 1,700 km on a single charge. With solid-state batteries on the horizon, the industry is poised to surpass 2,000 km per charge, challenging global competitors.
Volkswagen GTI Roadster Vision Gran Turismo: 503 HP of Pure Fantasy
Volkswagen turned a virtual concept from Gran Turismo 6 into a real, radical roadster. With a 503 HP V6 biturbo, 4MOTION, and a top speed of 309 km/h, the GTI Roadster Vision Gran Turismo pushes the Golf GTI legacy to its wildest limits.
Seat Ibiza vs Kia Stonic: Which Budget Car Delivers More in 2026?
The Seat Ibiza and Kia Stonic target drivers seeking affordable, practical cars. We compare their engines, space, features and pricing to see which model stands out for buyers in Spain’s competitive entry-level market.
Polestar 4 SUV Set for September Debut with Up to 544 HP
Polestar confirms the launch date for its new Polestar 4 SUV, promising up to 630 km of range and 544 HP. The model aims to blend practicality with the brand’s signature design and performance.
Tesla Model Y L Stuns with Massive Luggage Space in Seven-Seat SUV
Tesla is set to launch the Model Y L in Spain, a seven-seat electric SUV designed for families. With a cargo capacity exceeding 2,000 liters, the new model can fit up to 25 cabin suitcases, redefining practicality for summer road trips.
How the CAE Can Cut €1,000 Off Your New Electric Car in Spain
Spain’s Certificado de Ahorro Energético (CAE) offers up to €1,000 off a new electric car—on top of other incentives. Here’s how this system works, who qualifies, and why more buyers are starting to take advantage.
Dacia Striker Shakes Up the C-Segment with Hybrid Tech and Bold Design
Dacia’s Striker enters the European C-segment with a striking crossover design, advanced hybrid engines, and a starting price below €25,000. Spacious, robust and tech-forward, it aims to set a new benchmark for value and practicality.
Hundreds Left Without Cars or Pay as Cobendai Dealerships Collapse
Nearly 100 customers in Madrid are still waiting for cars they paid for months ago. Cobendai dealerships have stopped operations, leaving 170 employees unpaid and dismissed. Hyundai and MG scramble to address the fallout.
Porsche 911 GT3 S/C: A 510 HP Cabriolet Built for Pure Driving
The Porsche 911 GT3 S/C debuts as the first GT3 cabriolet with a fabric roof, 510 hp, manual gearbox, and double wishbone suspension. Priced at over €312,000, it promises a raw, focused driving experience rarely seen in open-top sports cars.
GAC Aion V Arrives in Spain: Electric SUV With Freezer and Heater
The GAC Aion V, a fully electric SUV assembled in Austria, debuts in Spain with standout design, a spacious interior, and an unusual central console that can both freeze and heat. Its competitive price and high equipment level set it apart in a crowded market.
Aston Martin Valhalla: 1,079 HP, €1 Million and a New Era for Supercars
Aston Martin’s Valhalla arrives with a €1 million price tag and over 1,000 horsepower, blending Formula 1 technology with hybrid innovation. We explore what sets this radical machine apart from its Italian rivals—and why it matters for the future of high-performance cars.
Europe Unifies Driving Licences: Fines Will Now Follow Drivers Across Borders
A sweeping EU reform will introduce a single digital driving licence valid across all member states. The move targets repeat traffic offenders and ensures penalties apply no matter where violations occur.
A-67 Cameras Show Iván Sanz’s Car at Normal Speed Before Fatal Crash
Traffic cameras on the A-67 recorded Iván Sanz Cid’s car moving at a normal speed before the deadly accident near Herrera de Pisuerga. The crash claimed the lives of the Dehesa de los Canónigos CEO, his wife, and two children.
Why Portable Power Stations Are Allowed in Campers—Until You Cross This Line
Bringing a large portable battery into your camper van can keep you powered up without the hassle of official approval. But the moment you bolt it down or wire it in, Spain’s ITV rules change. Here’s what every camper owner needs to know about the latest regulations and how to avoid costly mistakes.
Hennessey Unveils the World’s Most Powerful Manual Road Car
Hennessey has introduced the Venom F5-M Roadster, a 2,031-horsepower convertible with a six-speed manual gearbox. Limited to just 12 units, this hypercar redefines analog driving at the highest level.
The 50 Most Reliable Electric Cars to Buy in 2026
A comprehensive new ranking highlights the 50 electric cars that stand out for real-world efficiency, charging speed, and mechanical reliability. The list is based on independent testing and owner surveys, offering a clear guide for buyers seeking peace of mind.
Mechanic Juan José warns: potholes can trigger hidden car failures
Potholes do more than just shake up your ride—they can quietly damage your car’s electronics and lighting systems. Mechanic Juan José Ebenezer explains why ignoring these risks could lead to costly repairs and unexpected breakdowns.
Top Compact SUVs Under €50,000: Gasoline and Diesel Standouts
Compact SUVs with traditional engines remain a strong choice for drivers who value range, flexibility and everyday comfort. Here’s how the best gasoline and diesel models under €50,000 compare in real-world tests.
Santana Unveils Cajal: A New Spanish 4x4 to Hit the Market This Year
Santana is set to launch the Cajal, its first all-new SUV produced in Linares, Jaén. With diesel and petrol options, the model aims to combine off-road capability and Spanish heritage at an accessible price.
Ferrari 12Cilindri Manuale: A V12 Revival with a Twist
Ferrari has unveiled the 12Cilindri Manuale, a limited-run grand tourer that blends a 6.5-liter V12 engine with a unique by-wire manual-style gearbox. The model aims to recapture the analog driving feel of classic Ferraris, but with a thoroughly modern approach.
BYD Launches Denza Z9GT in Spain With 1,156 HP and Ultra-Fast Charging
The Denza Z9GT, BYD’s new luxury grand tourer, is now available in Spain. With up to 1,156 horsepower, a 1,500 kW charging rate, and a starting price above €100,000, it marks a major push by the Chinese brand into the European premium segment.
Throwing a Cigarette from Your Car Now Costs €500 and 6 License Points
Drivers caught tossing cigarette butts from their vehicles face a €500 fine and the loss of six license points. The crackdown aims to prevent wildfires and protect road safety as summer travel peaks across Spain.
Guardia Civil Fines Solo Drivers €200 on Restricted Madrid Highways
Madrid drivers face €200 fines for using certain lanes alone. The Guardia Civil enforces new rules requiring at least two occupants per vehicle. The measure aims to ease urban congestion but has triggered strong reactions.
Four Family Members Killed in Palencia Highway Crash
A serious accident on the A-67 near Herrera de Pisuerga has claimed four lives from the same family. Two teenagers and two adults died, while a nine-year-old girl remains in critical condition. Authorities suspect driver fatigue.
VW Golf, Kia K4 or Mazda3: Which Compact Car Sets the Standard in 2026?
The VW Golf, Kia K4 and Mazda3 each promise a different take on the modern compact. After a major update for the Golf, can its rivals finally dethrone the segment’s icon? Here’s how they compare on design, comfort, practicality and driving experience.
Pere Navarro Defends Spain's Points-Based Driving License System
Pere Navarro, head of Spain’s traffic authority, insists that losing a driving license impacts everyone equally—unlike fines, which hit drivers differently depending on income. He calls the points-based system essential for road safety.
Why Premium Fuel Isn’t Always Worth the Price at Spanish Gas Stations
Many Spanish drivers believe that paying more for premium fuel guarantees better engine performance and longevity. But industry insiders say the reality is more complex, and smart choices depend on your car’s needs—not just the price at the pump.
MotoGP Stars Jorge Martín and Aleix Espargaró Unveil Luxury SUVs
Jorge Martín and Aleix Espargaró, close friends and rivals on the MotoGP circuit, have each added a high-end SUV to their personal garages. Their latest acquisitions—a Mercedes-AMG G63 and a Lamborghini Urus Performante—reflect both their passion for cars and their success on the track.
Mazda MX-5 NE: The Last Gasoline Miata Is Coming
Mazda is preparing to launch the fifth-generation MX-5, and it may be the final Miata powered by a gasoline engine. As electrification reshapes the industry, the beloved roadster faces its biggest transformation yet.
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