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Renault 5 2026 Unveiled: More Power, Greater Range, Classic Touch
Renault has revealed a significant update for its electric 5 E-Tech, boosting power to 150 hp and extending range up to 430 km. The refreshed model features design cues inspired by the Clio Williams and new customization options.
Mercedes GLA 2026 vs Audi Q3: The New Face of Premium SUVs
Mercedes and Audi have launched new generations of their compact SUVs, each pushing boundaries in design, technology and electrification. The GLA arrives with up to 654 km electric range, while the Q3 offers a broader engine lineup and more cargo space.
XPeng Faces Steep Losses as Sales Drop and Costs Surge
XPeng has reported a dramatic increase in losses for the first half of 2026, driven by falling sales, reduced government subsidies, and rising R&D and financial expenses. The company is now relying more on exports as domestic competition intensifies.
Audi Q3 Sportback TFSI: 265 HP and a New Standard for Sporty SUVs
The Audi Q3 Sportback TFSI with 265 HP stands out for its dynamic handling, refined interior, and everyday usability. It offers a compelling alternative for those seeking performance without hybrid compromises.
Tesla Faces Massive Recall in China Over Emergency Exit Flaw
Tesla must recall almost 3 million electric cars in China after authorities flagged a critical safety issue with electronic door locks. The move follows a fatal accident and signals a major shift for the electric vehicle market.
MG 07 Launches in China with Porsche-Inspired Design and €14,000 Price
MG has unveiled the 07, a large fastback sedan that echoes the style of the Porsche Panamera but undercuts it dramatically on price. The model is available as a plug-in hybrid and as an extended-range electric, with impressive specs and record-breaking demand in China.
Jaecoo 8 Challenges BMW X5 With Space, Power and Price
The Jaecoo 8, a large plug-in hybrid SUV from China, enters the Spanish market with up to 428 hp, seven seats, and a price tag under €45,000—offering more space and electric range than the BMW X5 at a fraction of the cost.
Leapmotor to Launch Production in Zaragoza After Record Profits
Leapmotor, backed by Stellantis, has posted a dramatic surge in profits and is set to begin manufacturing in Zaragoza. The move marks a major step in the company's global strategy as it navigates new trade barriers and rising costs.
Porsche 911 Turbo S 2026 Sets New Benchmark with T-Hybrid Power
Porsche has unveiled the 911 Turbo S 2026, featuring a 711 hp T-Hybrid system, dual electric turbos and a 0-100 km/h time of just 2.5 seconds. The model blends extreme performance with daily usability and a refined interior.
UK Proposes One-Hour Training to Let Automatic Drivers Use Manual Cars
The RAC suggests that drivers with automatic-only licences could switch to manual cars after just one hour of practical training. The proposal aims to simplify the process and reflect the changing car market in the UK.
Mercedes-AMG GT Coupé 4-Door Ushers in Electric Performance Era
Mercedes-AMG has revealed its first fully electric GT Coupé with four doors, marking a turning point for the brand. The new model combines signature AMG design with advanced aerodynamics, cutting-edge tech and up to 1,169 hp.
Stuttgart Midfielder Rejects Mercedes, Drives 20-Year-Old Ford Fiesta
Grischa Prömel, Stuttgart’s new signing and Champions League player, has turned down a club Mercedes to keep driving his inherited Ford Fiesta. His decision, rooted in family ties and personal values, has sparked curiosity and jokes among teammates.
Spain to Change Traffic Light Rules for Pedestrian Safety from October
From 1 October, Spain will introduce a major change to traffic light operations. The DGT will prohibit the overlap of flashing amber for vehicles and green for pedestrians, aiming to reduce confusion and improve safety at crossings.
Geely Raises Export Ambitions After Acquiring 34% of Ford España
Geely has sharply increased its export targets for 2026, aiming to ship 920,000 vehicles outside China. The move follows a major stake in Ford España and reflects shifting strategies as domestic demand weakens.
Fatal Crash Halts Subida a Taboadela as Driver Jesús López Dies
A deadly accident during the Subida a Taboadela claimed the life of driver Jesús López. The event was immediately suspended. Two others were seriously injured, and the motorsport community is in shock.
The Hidden Screw That Makes Stealing Your Car Much Harder
A small, rarely noticed screw inside your car’s steering column could be the difference between keeping your vehicle and losing it to thieves. Mechanic Iván Cabanas explains how this simple part quietly blocks one of the most common theft methods.
Mercedes GLC EQ Tops Audi Q6 e-tron and BMW iX3 in Premium EV SUV Showdown
Audi Q6 e-tron, BMW iX3, and Mercedes GLC EQ represent the new elite of German electric SUVs. We compare their comfort, technology, performance, and range to see which model truly leads the segment.
How a Second Vehicle in a Speed Camera Photo Can Overturn Your Fine
A Spanish traffic lawyer explains why the presence of another car or motorcycle in a speed camera photo can be grounds to challenge a speeding fine. The right approach could save both your money and license points.
Homemade Speed Bump Sparks Police Hunt in Romanian City
A resident in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, built an unauthorized speed bump to slow traffic on a busy street. The structure was quickly removed by authorities, who are now searching for the person responsible for altering public property.
Mechanic Warns: Simple Air Conditioning Mistake in Cars Can Be Deadly
A Spanish mechanic reveals how a common habit with your car’s air conditioning can lead to dangerous fumes and persistent odors. His practical tips could prevent both discomfort and serious health risks.
Zeekr X Launches in Spain With 405 km Range and Premium Tech
Zeekr, Geely’s premium EV brand, debuts its Zeekr X compact SUV in Spain. With up to 405 km of range, advanced features, and competitive pricing, the model aims to challenge established players in the segment.
Cupra Tavascan VZ: Power, Style and the Limits of Electric SUVs
The Cupra Tavascan VZ delivers striking performance and premium features, but its high price and real-world range raise questions for buyers seeking both excitement and practicality in an electric SUV.
Ducati Panigale V4 Hits 300 km/h on Public Road, Ignites Outrage
A viral helmet-cam video shows a Ducati Panigale V4 accelerating past 300 km/h on a busy public road. The footage has sparked fierce debate over road safety and calls for legal action against the rider.
Parking on the Wrong Side in Spain Can Cost Up to €500
Spanish traffic law now enforces strict penalties for parking against the flow of traffic. Fines can reach €500 and even lead to points loss, especially on two-way streets. Local rules may add further restrictions.
Illegal Street Races Surge Across Spain as Police Intensify Crackdown
Spanish authorities have dismantled 147 illegal street races in six months. Organizers use social media and sophisticated tactics to evade police. The phenomenon is spreading nationwide, raising safety concerns.
Irmscher Reinvents Performance: From Opel Ascona to Leapmotor B10 Dynamic
Irmscher, once famed for transforming Opel classics, now turns its expertise to electric SUVs. The Leapmotor B10 Dynamic inherits a legacy of speed and precision, bridging decades of automotive evolution with a limited-edition twist.
Renault Mégane E-Tech and Cupra Born: Which Electric Hatchback Leads in 2026
Renault Mégane E-Tech and Cupra Born have both received major updates for 2026. The French model focuses on tech and practicality, while the Spanish rival offers more powertrains and greater range. Here’s how they compare.
Tesla Semi to Make European Debut at Hannover in September
Tesla will unveil the European version of its Semi electric truck at IAA Transportation in Hannover this September. The event will reveal key specs and mark a turning point for heavy-duty electric transport in Europe.
Tesla to Recall Nearly 5 Million Electric Cars in China Over Safety Risks
Tesla will recall almost five million electric vehicles in China after regulators flagged safety concerns with emergency door mechanisms and driver attention systems. The recall affects both domestically produced and imported models.
Guardia Civil Officer Warns: Mobile Addiction Behind Spain’s Road Dangers
Guardia Civil’s Laura Granja describes mobile phone use at the wheel as a growing addiction, warning that even a few seconds of distraction can have fatal consequences. Authorities intensify surveillance, but cultural change remains crucial.
Dani Olmo Arrives at Barcelona Training in a €300,000 Porsche 911 GT3 RS
Dani Olmo, fresh from winning the World Cup, made a striking entrance at Barcelona’s training ground behind the wheel of a modified Porsche 911 GT3 RS. The car, valued near €300,000, stands out even among football’s luxury vehicles.
Renault Refuses to Drop Physical Buttons Despite Higher Costs
Renault is keeping physical buttons in its car interiors, even though it costs more than switching to touchscreens. The company argues that safety and ease of use outweigh potential savings, challenging a growing industry trend.
Motorcyclist Dies in Collision on N-620A Near Salamanca
A man in his 30s lost his life after a crash between a motorcycle and a car on the N-620A in Villares de la Reina. Emergency services confirmed his death at the scene. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
DGT Launches Dynamic Bus-VAO Lane on A-2 with €200 Fines for Solo Drivers
Madrid's A-2 now features a dynamic Bus-VAO lane, restricting access during peak hours to vehicles with at least two occupants. Drivers who ignore the rule risk a €200 fine, as the DGT enforces new surveillance measures. The system aims to ease congestion and speed up commutes.
UK’s Lamp Post Charging Sets Standard as Spain Lags Behind
London’s lamp posts now double as electric car chargers, easing urban charging woes. While Germany and Portugal expand similar solutions, Spain’s pilot in Valencia stalled, highlighting a growing infrastructure gap.
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