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Geely Starray EM-i shakes up Spain with size, power and price
The Geely Starray EM-i lands in Spain as the largest and most powerful plug-in hybrid SUV in its price bracket. With 262 horsepower and up to 136 km electric range, it undercuts established brands and brings premium features to a new segment.
Vintage Rally Cars Take Over Cisvial Circuit in Langreo
The Cisvial circuit in Langreo turned into a showcase for vintage rally cars, drawing enthusiasts and putting Asturias in the spotlight as a destination for classic motorsport. The event underscored the lasting appeal of historic vehicles and the region’s growing automotive culture.
Volkswagen sets new production record in Spain with electric and hybrid cars
Volkswagen has begun production of the ID Cross in Navarra, completing the electrification of its Spanish factories. The group now aims for over one million vehicles annually across its Iberian plants, strengthening jobs and future investment.
Mercedes pivots to 2027 Formula 1 car as rivals chase in vain
Mercedes has shifted its focus to developing its 2027 Formula 1 car, easing updates to its dominant 2026 contender. With Antonelli and the team well ahead, Toto Wolff is betting on early adaptation to sweeping technical rule changes.
BYD narrows European factory search to Spain and France
BYD is focusing on Spain and France for its next European factory, prioritizing the purchase and rapid upgrade of an existing site to accelerate production and stay ahead of competitors.
Volvo отвечает на вызов китайских премиальных брендов: 13 новых электрифицированных моделей к 2030 году
Volvo запускает масштабное обновление модельного ряда: к 2030 году компания представит 13 новых электрифицированных автомобилей, рассчитывая удвоить долю на рынке Европы и укрепить позиции на фоне растущей конкуренции со стороны китайских премиальных марок. Шесть моделей будут доступны исключительно в Китае, каждая — с уникальными технологиями и дизайном для своего рынка.
MG2 electric car to be built in Spain as SAIC targets European rivals
SAIC will manufacture the MG2 electric car at its Ferrol plant from late 2028, aiming for 73,000 units annually. The model is designed to challenge the Renault 5 and MINI Cooper in the competitive B-segment.
BYD Recalls Over 183,000 Cars in China for Brake Pedal Defect
BYD is recalling more than 183,000 vehicles in China after regulators found a flaw in the brake pedal materials. The move puts the company under scrutiny as safety standards tighten across the auto industry.
Guardia Civil adds 70 Renault vans to accident investigation fleet
Spain’s Guardia Civil has received 70 new Renault vans, each outfitted as a mobile office to support accident investigation teams. The vehicles come with dedicated workspaces, autonomous power, and advanced safety features for faster, more effective response at crash scenes.
McLaren confirms first SUV in major shift for the brand
McLaren will launch its first SUV before 2030, investing £500 million to take on Ferrari and Aston Martin in the high-end SUV segment.
Spain’s Car Fleet Ages as Economic Pressures Mount
The average car in Spain is now nearly fifteen years old, exposing the country’s growing economic challenges. As new cars slip out of reach for most, Spanish roads fill with aging models and low-cost imports, revealing the gap between image and reality.
Hyundai chief: Chinese carmakers are reshaping Europe’s auto market
Hyundai CEO José Muñoz openly acknowledges the strength of Chinese automotive technology and the scale of the challenge facing European and US carmakers as Chinese brands gain ground in key markets.
BYD eyes Spain for next European car plant as local production plans grow
BYD is close to choosing a site for its second European car factory, with Spain and France leading the shortlist. The company’s push for local production is a direct response to EU tariffs and new rules on local content.
Six Iconic Car Models Face Their Final Year in Spain
Audi, Ford, Mercedes and Volkswagen are set to discontinue several well-known models in Spain by 2027. With no replacements planned, buyers have a narrow window to secure these vehicles before they vanish from showrooms.
Ibex 35 under pressure as contract expiries and currency swings collide
The Ibex 35 heads into a volatile session, with contract expiries, currency shifts, and oil prices all weighing on Spanish equities. Central bank decisions and credit ratings add to the uncertainty.
Six Spanish footballers could join De la Fuente's squad after World Cup
Spain's national coach is set to announce his first squad since the World Cup. Injuries and retirements have created space for six standout players who missed the tournament. Their inclusion could reshape the team's future.
Critical weather decision shapes new D Day film release
A new film explores the tense hours before the Normandy landings. The story centers on a high-stakes weather dispute that could have changed the course of World War II. The director avoids spectacle, focusing on ethical dilemmas and human responsibility.
Mediterranean coast faces severe storms as Spain braces for unstable weekend
Spain’s Mediterranean coast is on high alert for intense storms and heavy rain. Mallorca and the Pitiusas islands face the highest risk. Weather instability will persist through the weekend, affecting travel and daily life.
Milei Replaces Olivos Civil Staff With Military After Economic Data Sparks Tensions
Javier Milei has ordered military personnel to take over management of the Olivos presidential residence, following the release of troubling economic data and a public attack on the press. The move has fueled concerns about his leadership and Argentina's political climate.
Oil routes blocked as Middle East war disrupts global supply
Key oil routes in the Middle East have been blocked or attacked. The closure of the Saudi pipeline and Bab el Mandeb strait is driving up global fuel costs. The world economy faces new risks as supply routes remain under threat.
Ceuta moves migrants from beaches to port as legal and political pressures mount
Authorities in Ceuta are relocating migrants from makeshift beach camps to a port facility, aiming for safer and more organized conditions. The move comes amid legal rulings and European Parliament pressure on Spain and Morocco.
Defence Minister visits injured soldiers after Ceuta attacks
Two Spanish soldiers were hospitalised after violent attacks in Ceuta. Defence Minister Margarita Robles made an unplanned visit amid a media storm over alleged military aggression. Military associations demand stronger protection for troops.
BYD accelerates dealership expansion across Spain
BYD has added eleven new dealership groups in Spain, bringing its network to 107 sales points and 86 official service centers. The company is targeting 130 locations by year-end and is preparing to enter Andorra.
Vehicle Thefts and Assaults Surge in Castilla-La Mancha
Castilla-La Mancha has recorded a 7 percent jump in crime for the first half of 2026. Vehicle thefts and violent assaults are driving the spike, with Albacete and Toledo seeing the steepest increases.
San Sebastián Film Festival opens with Brad Pitt and Naomi Watts in the spotlight
San Sebastián’s 74th film festival launches with Brad Pitt’s new film and Naomi Watts receiving overdue recognition. Major directors like Mike Leigh and Fatih Akin join the race for the Concha de Oro. Spanish cinema faces new dynamics after Cannes.
Ignatius Farray brings his unfiltered comedy to Baluarte in Pamplona
Ignatius Farray headlines MUAK Navarra 2026 tonight in Pamplona. His show promises a provocative style and limited seats remain. The event highlights his two decades shaping Spanish stand-up.
Shakira brings month-long tour and fashion showcase to Madrid
Shakira will spend a month in Madrid for her tour. The city hosts twelve concerts and the Spanish launch of her haircare brand. Fashion, music, and business converge in a unique event.
Shakira breaks records with Madrid concert run
Shakira returns to the stage in Madrid with twelve concerts, drawing unprecedented crowds and setting new sales records for a Latin artist. The residency marks a high point in her career and a major event for Spain's live music scene.
Sabrina González-Pasterski: physics, AI, and the search for new connections
Sabrina González-Pasterski, an American physicist with Cuban heritage, is rethinking how artificial intelligence might help tackle some of physics’ toughest questions. Her work on gravitational memory and celestial holography is drawing attention from researchers around the world.
Critical weather decision shaped the fate of D Day in new film
The film 'Tiempo de victoria' reveals how a single weather forecast nearly changed the date of D Day. The suspenseful drama shows the immense pressure on Allied leaders and the pivotal role of meteorologists in World War II.
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B'Tselem director warns of deepening impunity in Gaza and West Bank
Yuli Novak, head of B'Tselem, accuses Israel of pursuing a systematic policy of elimination in Gaza and the West Bank. She warns that international inaction fuels impunity. The NGO faces growing threats as the government hardens its stance.
Blood test trends can flag cancer risk before symptoms appear
Routine blood tests may reveal cancer risk earlier than previously thought. Oxford researchers found that tracking changes over time, not just single abnormal results, can give doctors a better warning. This could help primary care spot cancer sooner and avoid unnecessary tests.
Villarreal claims first win as Málaga falters at home
Villarreal snapped their winless run with a convincing 3-1 win over Málaga, who looked outmatched in their new division. The match highlighted the gulf in quality and left Málaga facing tough questions about their readiness.
Morocco shifts focus to Israel and US as ties with Spain cool
Morocco, Israel, and the US have agreed to deepen diplomatic and security cooperation, moving forward with embassies and direct flights. The deal comes as Morocco's relationship with Spain grows more tense, with Western Sahara still at the center of regional politics.
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