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Audi Confirms New Q8 Generation After Months of Uncertainty
Audi has officially announced that the Q8 will continue with a new generation, ending speculation about its future. The decision comes as the brand shifts focus to electrification and updates its SUV lineup.
Mitsubishi Pajero Returns to Challenge the Land Cruiser
Mitsubishi has officially confirmed the return of the Pajero, reviving a legendary name in the world of off-road vehicles. The new model promises a robust chassis and a focus on true 4x4 capability, aiming to rival established giants.
Porsche SE Backs Volkswagen’s Plan to Cut 100,000 Jobs by 2030
Porsche SE has endorsed Volkswagen’s sweeping restructuring plan, which includes cutting 100,000 jobs worldwide and closing four German factories by 2030. The move aims to restore profitability and sharpen the group’s competitive edge.
Volvo Prepares EX50: A Larger, More Affordable Electric SUV
Volvo is developing the EX50, a fully electric SUV designed to bridge the gap between the EX40 and EX60. Built on the SPA3 platform, it promises advanced technology, competitive pricing, and European production.
Swiss Court Fines Koenigsegg Driver Nearly $1 Million for 290 km/h Speeding
A Swedish driver was fined close to one million Swiss francs after being caught at 290 km/h in a Koenigsegg on a Swiss motorway. The case set a new global record for speeding penalties and reignited debate over income-based fines.
Speed Cameras in Spain Cut Average Driving Speeds by 7.6 km/h
A major scientific review finds that speed cameras in Spain reduce average driving speeds by 7.6 km/h. The study also reveals which types of radar are most effective at curbing dangerous driving habits.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s Car Collection Sets a New Standard for Luxury
Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed a glimpse of his private car collection, featuring ultra-rare Bugatti, Ferrari, McLaren, and Mercedes models. His latest social media post has reignited debate over who truly owns football’s most impressive garage.
Porsche Turns to China’s XPeng to Meet EU Emissions Targets
Porsche has partnered with Chinese EV maker XPeng to count its CO2 emissions for 2026 and 2027, aiming to comply with stricter EU regulations. The move reflects mounting pressure on European brands as electric vehicle sales slow and regulatory deadlines approach.
Volkswagen Passat 2.0 TDI 4Motion Sets New Standard for Family Cars
Volkswagen’s new Passat 2.0 TDI 4Motion arrives with a higher price tag, but also with a level of comfort and efficiency that few rivals can match. We examine what makes it a standout choice for long-distance family travel.
Peugeot e-5008 Dual Motor: Power, Space and the Weight Factor
The Peugeot e-5008 Dual Motor brings 325 hp and real seven-seat practicality to the electric SUV market. We review its performance, comfort and charging experience after a week on Spanish roads.
BYD Overtakes MG as Spain's Top-Selling Chinese Car Brand
BYD has surpassed MG in monthly sales, signaling a major shift among Chinese car brands in Spain. With just over 2,000 units separating them for the year, the race for the top spot is closer than ever.
MIT Study: Electric Cars Emit Far Less CO2 Than Gasoline Models
A comprehensive MIT study finds that electric cars produce significantly less CO2 over their lifetime than comparable gasoline vehicles. The research considers climate, energy sources, and driving habits, offering a nuanced look at real-world emissions.
Spain Publishes Official List of 130 Electric Cars Eligible for Full Auto+ Aid
Spain’s government has launched the Auto+ subsidy, offering up to €4,500 for buyers of select electric and plug-in hybrid cars. Only models meeting strict European manufacturing criteria qualify for the maximum grant.
Spain’s Driving Law Overhaul: What Every License Holder Must Know
A sweeping reform of Spain’s traffic code will take effect on October 1, 2026, introducing stricter rules for overtaking cyclists, new safety gear requirements for motorcyclists, and obligations for e-scooter riders. Even experienced drivers will need to update their knowledge to avoid costly fines.
Why Starting Your Car With the AC On Can Lead to Expensive Repairs
Leaving your car’s air conditioning switched on when starting the engine can seriously damage the compressor. Mechanics say this common oversight may shorten the lifespan of a key—and costly—component.
Toyota Yaris Cross vs Kia Niro: The Hybrid SUV Showdown
Toyota Yaris Cross and Kia Niro are battling for the top spot among hybrid SUVs in Spain. We compare their engines, space, equipment, and value to see which model stands out for city life and travel.
Spain’s New Traffic Rules: What Changes for Drivers This October
Spain will introduce sweeping changes to its traffic regulations on October 1. The new rules affect e-scooter users, cyclists, and all drivers, with stricter safety measures and updated technology requirements. Here’s what you need to know.
Volkswagen Surprises with T6 Name for New Electric SUV in China
Volkswagen has launched the ID. Aura T6, an electric SUV designed exclusively for China. The model revives the T6 name, long associated with the iconic Transporter van, but now signals a shift in strategy and design for the brand’s electric lineup.
Geely E2 Launches in Spain With a Price That Shakes the Market
Geely’s E2, China’s top-selling electric car, is set to roll off production lines in Valencia. With a limited-time offer starting at €13,990, the move puts pressure on European manufacturers as the autumn sales season approaches.
Leapmotor B10 Surges to Top as Spain’s Best-Selling Electric Car
The Leapmotor B10 has overtaken rivals to become Spain’s most popular electric car in July. With local assembly set to start in Zaragoza, the model’s success could reshape the country’s EV market and manufacturing landscape.
How Much It Really Costs to Charge Spain’s Top 5 Electric Cars at Home
Spain’s five best-selling electric cars—Tesla Model 3, Model Y, BYD Dolphin Surf, Kia EV3 and Toyota C-HR+—are changing how drivers think about running costs. Here’s what owners actually pay to charge these models at home, and why the numbers matter.
Mercedes-AMG GLS 63 4Matic+ Sets New Standard for Seven-Seat Luxury SUVs
The Mercedes-AMG GLS 63 4Matic+ arrives with 612 hp, a striking new look, and a fully reworked V8 engine. This seven-seater blends high performance with luxury, but its exclusivity comes at a price.
Spain Opens Applications for New Auto+ Electric Vehicle Grants
Spanish residents can now apply for Auto+ subsidies to buy electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. The program promises faster payments, retroactive eligibility, and a simplified digital process for individuals seeking cleaner transport options.
Rieju Unveils Its First Cruiser: Automatic, Powerful, and Priced to Surprise
Rieju launches the Coaster 407, its first-ever cruiser motorcycle, targeting A2 license riders. With a V-twin engine, six-speed automatic transmission, and a price under €5,000, the model marks a bold shift for the historic Spanish manufacturer.
Technical Glitches Disrupt Launch of Spain’s Auto+ EV Subsidy
The first day of Spain’s Auto+ subsidy for electrified vehicles was marred by platform failures and missing eligible brands. With funds already in high demand, buyers and dealers are left scrambling for clarity.
MGS9 vs Ebro S900 PHEV: The Plug-In SUV Showdown
The MGS9 and Ebro S900 PHEV bring plug-in hybrid tech to the large SUV market, but their strategies differ sharply. Price, power, and equipment set them apart—making the choice less obvious than it seems.
Freelander 8 Launches in China Without Land Rover Badge
The Freelander 8, the first model from the new Freelander brand, is rolling off the production line in China. Developed by Chery and Jaguar Land Rover, this large SUV marks a new chapter for the historic name, now with electrified technology.
Peugeot 2008 Turbo 100: The New Entry-Level SUV Shaking Up the Market
Peugeot’s 2008 Turbo 100 arrives as a practical alternative for drivers wary of the PureTech engine’s reputation. With a new three-cylinder motor and a competitive price, it aims to restore confidence in the brand’s compact SUV lineup.
Most Used Electric Cars Keep Over 90% Battery After Four Years
A large-scale study of nearly 10,000 used electric cars has found that battery degradation is far less severe than many drivers fear. The majority of vehicles retain most of their original capacity, even after years of real-world use.
Tesla Hits 10 Million Electric Cars, Doubling Down on Global Ambitions
Tesla has become the first automaker to produce 10 million battery-electric vehicles worldwide. The company’s rapid growth since 2020 signals a new era for the industry, but the next stage will test its ability to adapt and expand.
Audi A2 e-tron Unveiled: A New Standard for Electric Efficiency
Audi is set to launch the A2 e-tron, a compact electric car focused on efficiency, range, and affordability. Early tests highlight its new LFP battery, aerodynamic design, and real-world performance ahead of its official debut.
Why Caravan Weight Can Make or Break Your Holiday Road Trip
Misjudging the weight of your caravan can turn a holiday into a stressful ordeal or even a dangerous one. Understanding the 85% rule, legal limits, and practical loading tips is essential for safe, smooth travel on Spanish roads.
Tesla Model Y Outpaces Rivals in Real-World Highway Range Test
A real-world highway test has put the Tesla Model Y Performance ahead of its electric SUV competitors, covering nearly 500 km on a single charge at steady speed. The results highlight how Tesla’s engineering still sets the benchmark for long-distance EV travel.
Toyota Races Ahead in Solid-State Battery Breakthrough
Toyota is set to launch its first electric car with solid-state batteries by 2028, aiming to outpace Chinese rivals. This technology promises faster charging, longer range, and greater safety for the future of electric vehicles.
Mechanic’s Tip: How to Avoid Failing Your ITV Emissions Test
Most vehicles pass Spain’s ITV, but emissions failures remain common. Mechanic Juan José explains why arriving with a warm engine can make the difference—and how a simple habit can help drivers avoid costly retests.
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