Almussafes began car production in October 1976. By 2011 the Fiesta had passed five million units there; exports reached a record 398,226 vehicles in 2017, while engine output exceeded 18 million by 2025.
Colomares Castle in Benalmádena was built between 1987 and 1994 by a doctor and two masons. Its tiny chapel and Columbus-inspired details make it an unusual monument to the 1492 voyage.
A rare chance to lead the Lamborghini Murciélago LP650-4 Roadster shows how much character and raw emotion today’s supercars have left behind. The 25th anniversary is a reminder of what made this icon unforgettable.
Seat’s Exeo set out to give Spanish drivers a taste of premium quality, borrowing Audi A4 underpinnings. The car never caught on with the masses and left the market quietly after a short run.
Spain’s first officially registered car was a Clement quadricycle with a De Dion Bouton engine. It received the PM-1 plate in Palma de Mallorca in 1900, marking the start of the country’s motoring story.
Fifty years ago, the Seat 1200 Sport Bocanegra hit Spanish roads with a look and attitude all its own. Developed in Martorell, this lightweight coupé marked a turning point for Seat, showing the world what Spanish engineering could do.
For José Mota, coming home to pan y chocolate after school is tied to the freedom he once knew in Montiel. His memories open a window onto a Spain where childhood meant independence and simple pleasures.
Each spring, a 1,800-kilometre cloud appears above Arsia Mons. Researchers say it forms without dust or other particles, forcing a rethink of how clouds develop on Mars.
Francis Halzen has received the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for turning Antarctic ice into a detector for high-energy neutrinos. IceCube gives scientists a direct way to trace particles from some of the Universe's most violent events.
A unique BMW M5 E39 fitted with Volkswagen’s experimental W10 engine is heading to auction, where it is expected to fetch between 250,000 and 350,000 euros. Ferdinand Piëch, grandson of Porsche’s founder and a force behind modern supercars, ordered the secret project and drove the car during development. The prototype helped lay the groundwork for the Bugatti Veyron’s powertrain.
In Soria, traditional village houses have quietly mastered climate control for centuries. Thick stone walls and carefully planned layouts, built with natural materials, shield residents from freezing winters and scorching summers, without modern energy use or environmental cost.
Dacia Sandero, the country’s best-selling car, is moving into the camper scene. The Stepway now offers a dedicated awning and practical new add-ons, making it more appealing to outdoor enthusiasts.
Dacia’s 3x3 metre roof awning gives drivers instant outdoor shelter. The new InNature accessory makes camping easy and affordable, with no full camper conversion needed.
The SEAT 2000-D became a fixture of Madrid’s taxi fleet. Its Mercedes-Benz diesel engine and durable construction made it a practical choice for Spanish city drivers.
Pals in Baix Empordà stands out for its medieval center and panoramic views across landscapes reminiscent of Tuscany. This Catalan village combines stone architecture and rice fields, with the coast close by, for a richly varied escape just a short lead from Barcelona.
Seven members of Spain’s national football team and five top streamers will face off in a special Among Us session on Twitch. Led by Ibai Llanos and Auronplay, the event revives a pandemic-era gaming phenomenon with a new generation of champions.
The Toyota GR86 vanished from European showrooms as demand remained strong. In 2024, its Circuit Pack version returned to Spanish circuits as the star of the Toyota GR Cup Spain, renewing attention on the regulations behind its early departure and Toyota’s future sports lineup.
Unai Simón, fresh from winning the World Cup and Euro 2024, still drives the same Range Rover he bought eight years ago. As Spain prepares for another Nations League campaign, his priorities remain grounded.
Long before the quirky 90s Multipla, Fiat stunned postwar Europe with a compact six-seater that squeezed three rows into just 3.5 meters. The 600 Multipla’s radical design quietly set the template for modern family cars.
Thousands of car lifts operate in Spanish buildings where ramps are impractical. These hydraulic platforms move vehicles between floors, require regular maintenance and are reshaping how city dwellers park.
Renault’s 5 Turbo and Clio V6 broke the rules for small cars by moving the engine behind the seats and sending power to the rear wheels. Their legacy now shapes the arrival of the electric R5 Turbo 3E.
A Greek taxi driver and his Mercedes-Benz 240D W115 covered 4.52 million kilometers over forty years, turning a humble taxi into a museum piece and a symbol of mechanical reliability.
In 2010, a stretch of Chinese highway turned into a 100-kilometer parking lot for nearly 12 days. Thousands of drivers were stranded, facing shortages and soaring prices for basic goods as the world’s longest traffic jam exposed the limits of overloaded infrastructure.
Zeekr has brought the 9X to Spain, a six-seat plug-in hybrid SUV with yacht-inspired looks and a price tag of 119,450 euros. It delivers 897 CV and features an in-cabin cinema setup, setting a new bar for Chinese luxury cars.
A Spanish mechanic has shown drivers how to raise a car window by hand when the electric system fails. His step-by-step method helps protect the glass and secure the car until repairs are possible.
A forgotten Ford dealership near Ingolstadt has been discovered with a collection of pristine 1980s cars still inside. Never registered or driven, the vehicles offer a rare glimpse into automotive history frozen in time.
Spain’s car market in 2026 looks nothing like it did just a few years ago. With 71 brands on sale and a wave of Chinese newcomers, drivers are left guessing at strange logos and names. Here’s how the field has changed.
Renault’s Bridger concept combines rugged styling with city-friendly dimensions, drawing strong interest in Spain. No European launch has been announced, but its bold design and versatility help it stand out in a crowded SUV field.
Researchers have detected erythrulose in a Milky Way molecular cloud. The finding shows that space can supply carbohydrates for chemical reactions linked to the origins of life.
Google marks its 28th public anniversary in 2026, almost three decades after its incorporation in 1998. More than nine in ten web searches now pass through the platform, which began with borrowed equipment and a Lego-built server.
Alejandro Sanz joined Shakira on stage in Madrid, bringing back their hit La Tortura for a roaring crowd. Michelle Salas and other celebrities made the concert a night to remember.
Audi has set a new standard for electric car range. The A6 e-tron Sportback drove 1,335 kilometers on public roads without recharging, beating Lucid’s previous record in real traffic conditions.
On September 26, 2026, the Harvest Moon will rise closest to the autumn equinox, giving Spanish farmers impressive extra hours of light to gather crops before cold and rain set in. The rare alignment also brings a striking celestial display.
A major study places the first bats in Europe about 65 million years ago. It also suggests that powered flight and echolocation appeared almost at the start of their history.
A digital take on the SEAT 127 as a hybrid city car has revived old memories and raised new questions about the future of affordable, practical cars for Spain’s drivers. The concept blends classic styling with today’s needs.
