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Toyota secures Texas solar power in major deal with Ferrovial

Toyota has signed a 15-year agreement to source more than 115 MW of solar power from Ferrovial’s Milano Solar plant in Texas. The deal supports Toyota’s effort to match its US electricity use with renewable energy as it ramps up electric vehicle production.

US Eases Fuel Efficiency Rules for New Cars

The US Department of Transportation has approved less stringent fuel efficiency standards for vehicles, reversing previous targets and raising concerns about higher fuel costs and emissions. The move is expected to affect car buyers and the automotive industry for years.

Clicars opens Murcia hub to fight Spain’s old car problem

Clicars has opened its first physical hub in Murcia to help residents replace old cars with newer, certified models. The company is targeting one of Spain’s oldest car fleets with quick sales and next-day delivery, plus flexible payment plans.

A Judge Who Refused Favors and Changed Spanish Justice

Javier Delgado Barrio, who died in Madrid at 93, shaped Spanish justice with a rare blend of moral clarity and legal precision. His refusal to accept even the smallest favor defined a career built on principle, not personal gain.

Spanish rally car project aims for WRC comeback after twenty five years

A Spanish-built rally car could soon return to the World Rally Championship after a quarter-century away. RMC Motorsport and the national federation are leading the WRT Rally1 Spain project, which is preparing to challenge global manufacturers under the FIA’s new cost-cutting regulations.

Omoda 5 SUV breaks sales records in Spain

The Omoda 5 has surpassed 30,000 units sold in Spain, reshaping the SUV market and accelerating the rise of Chinese automakers. Its rapid growth and electrified lineup have made it a basic player among private buyers.

October brings heat and rain to Spain

Spain is heading into an October when heat and rain will clash. The north, center, and east, along with the Balearic Islands, will feel the heat, while the Mediterranean coast and parts of Andalusia brace for more rain than usual.