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Europe's auto industry under threat as China sets the pace and the EU struggles to keep up

China Grips Europe: Car Industry on the Brink—What New EU Laws Hide. Europe's automotive sector is walking a tightrope: reliance on China threatens not just jobs, but the industry's future. The EU promises change, but for now, Chinese brands are advancing while European companies are forced to adapt to foreign rules. Who will win this race—and what will it mean for Europe?

Why Germany Stands in the Way of EU Unity on Iran and the US

Europe braces for sharp conflict with the US as Germany opposes isolating Trump. Spain urges a tough EU stance on the war in Iran. Germany does not support Madrid’s initiative. Summit decisions may reshape the country’s economy and energy sector.

Dirty gasoline is making a comeback why Australia's move could have global consequences

Australia takes risk as high-sulphur fuel gets green light now Europe is watching. For the first time in years, Australia has allowed the use of high-sulphur fuel to curb rising prices at the pump. The move comes amid supply disruptions and a global surge in oil prices. Could Spain consider the same approach? This decision could have far greater consequences than it appears—and now Europe is on alert.

Denza Z9GT charges in minutes leaving gasoline cars behind

4-minute charging Denza Z9GT breaks all the rules gas cars stunned. Denza Z9GT enters the market with 1,500 kW charging and an energy refill time rivaling a gasoline stop. However, there’s a catch: this new technology could upend the market—and not everyone is ready for it.

How the war impacts prices and loans in Spain

Fuel Price Surge and Inflation How the Eastern Mediterranean Conflict Impacts Spain. The war in the Eastern Mediterranean has triggered a spike in fuel prices in Spain. This is already affecting inflation and loan costs. Authorities and experts are discussing possible measures and risks for the economy.

Tax cuts under discussion in Spain amid rising prices

Parliament parties call for tax cuts as prices rise amid Iran conflict. Tax cuts are under discussion in Spain as prices surge. Parliament parties are suggesting new measures. Proposed decisions may impact living costs and business.

Venezuela and Repsol forge strategic energy agreements

Spanish Repsol expands cooperation with Venezuela new agreements and unexpected prospects. Venezuela and Spanish company Repsol have signed new strategic agreements covering not only oil, but also the gas and petrochemical sectors. This could shift the balance of power in Spain’s energy market.

How the Hormuz crisis affects fuel prices

Sharp fuel price hike Diesel and petrol hit records in Spain. Diesel and petrol prices in Spain have surged to record highs in recent years. The rise is driven by events in the Strait of Hormuz and global price increases. The impact is already being felt in transport and across the economy.

Gasoline prices set to rise in the next 10 days amid Middle East crisis

Fuel prices rise in Spain when to expect another surge. Spanish drivers will soon face a significant increase in gasoline and diesel prices. Authorities warn of an impending fuel price hike linked to international conflicts and supply disruptions. Support measures are being prepared for businesses and households

Tax cuts under discussion amid Iran's crisis

Murcia demands urgent tax and price action from Spanish government. Authorities in Murcia call for lower taxes in response to rising prices. The regional government urges Madrid to take immediate measures. These decisions could impact the entire Spanish economy.

KIA EV2 debuts with a 448 km range and 403 liters of trunk space

KIA EV2 impresses with range and trunk space what the new electric car offers. The KIA EV2 hits the market with two battery options, a spacious interior, and V2G capability. This newcomer aims to be one of the most affordable electric cars in Europe, offering up to 448 km on a single charge and a trunk comparable to higher-class vehicles

Court rejects protests against construction in Teruel

Spanish Supreme Court again rejects claims against Teruel Clúster Maestrazgo project. The Spanish Supreme Court has denied a request to halt construction of a major cluster in Teruel. The ruling upholds the legality of permits and environmental assessments. This decision may impact future projects in the region.

Madrid debates Europe's weakness and the migration challenge

Why Pedro Sánchez’s European Course Worries Experts. Pedro Sánchez’s stance on defense and energy sparks debate in Spain. His decisions on migration and rejection of nuclear power could shift the balance within the EU. This article explores the key issues and potential consequences for the country.

What drives Madrid to push for tax cuts right now

Ayuso calls for tax cuts on fuel and energy due to Iran crisis. Madrid authorities are urging the Spanish government to reduce taxes on fuel and energy. The move comes in response to the fallout from the conflict in Iran and rising costs for households. These decisions could impact the national economy in the coming weeks.

Investigation uncovers secret payments for Forestalia project permits

5.2 million euros: how a loan scheme exposed corruption in environmental sector. A complex loan scheme worth €5.2 million has been uncovered in Spain. The funds were used to bribe an official to expedite permits for Forestalia projects. This investigation could transform the approach to overseeing environmental permits.

By 2026, electric cars promise a record 1,000 km range—discover the next leap in green mobility

Next-generation cars with breakthrough batteries: 1000 km on a single charge is now reality. In 2026, electric vehicles will hit the market with batteries capable of up to 1000 km on a single charge and just 10 minutes to recharge. This new technology promises to revolutionize long-distance travel and safety, while also impacting the value and marketability of older models

The heart of Madrid will soon see an energy revolution: a station for hundreds of electric vehicles, new technologies and ambitious urban transformations await metropolitan drivers

Madrid to Open Largest Electric Charging Station with 20 Ultra-Fast Points. Construction has begun in the Spanish capital on a one-of-a-kind ultra-fast charging site for electric cars and trucks. The new facility on Castellana will deliver record-breaking power and will operate exclusively on renewable energy

Revolutionary technology from the East: discover the new way Chinese innovators tackle electric vehicle charging, offering unexpected convenience and a fresh vision for urban mobility

Nio sets record with nearly two battery swaps per second ushering a new era for electric cars. Chinese automotive giant Nio has set a world record for the number of electric vehicle battery swaps in a single day. How does this technology work, why could it transform the market, and what does it mean for Europe? Let’s break it down with the latest figures and facts

Breaking news from the heart of Europe: a valuable discovery could make electric cars even more accessible, while the global automotive industry prepares for dramatic changes

One Million Tons of Lithium Found in France as Europe Changes the Electric Car Game. A lithium deposit discovered in northern France could supply batteries for hundreds of thousands of electric vehicles annually. This find could shift market dynamics in Europe and reduce reliance on imports