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How the Opel Corsa Changed Spain’s Roads Forever

The Opel Corsa’s arrival in 1982 marked a turning point for Spain’s car industry. Built in Zaragoza, it quickly became a symbol of mobility and innovation, shaping the country’s automotive field for decades.

Hyundai Bets Big on US Expansion, Robotics and Robotaxis for 2030

Hyundai is targeting a profitability margin above 9% by 2030, backed by major US investments and expanded work on robotics and robotaxis, alongside a sweeping renewal of its model lineup. The plan includes more than 100 new or updated vehicles and a strong focus on electrification.

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.

Citroën Holidays Max Challenges Volkswagen California in Spain

Citroën enters the camper van market with the Holidays Max, offering a 180 hp diesel engine, an elevating roof and a practical interior at a price below the Volkswagen California. The model’s strengths and weaknesses are assessed against its real-world usability.

Mercedes GLA 2026 vs Audi Q3: The New Face of Premium SUVs

Mercedes and Audi have launched new generations of their compact SUVs, with fresh designs and a stronger push into electrification. The GLA offers an electric range of up to 654 km, while the Q3 has a broader engine lineup and more cargo space.

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.