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Geely E2 Arrives in Spain With a Price Tag Under 20,000 Euros
The Geely E2, China’s best-selling electric car of 2025, is now on sale in Spain starting below 20,000 euros. Its low price and generous features put pressure on established European brands in the compact EV market.
Fuel prices in Spain reach record highs, squeezing drivers
Spanish drivers are now paying up to 2.23 euros per litre for fuel, with prices in September 2026 varying sharply by city and putting extra strain on household budgets.
Spain seeks EU backing for new fuel aid as prices surge
Spain is preparing a fresh round of fuel subsidies from October as diesel and petrol prices approach historic peaks. The government is now relying on Brussels to shape the next steps. The outcome will affect millions of drivers and businesses this winter.
Fuel price surge triggers sharp inflation in Extremadura
Inflation in Extremadura has jumped to 4.2 percent over the past year. The main driver is a dramatic rise in petrol and diesel prices. Authorities and unions now face mounting pressure over wages and living costs.
Drivers in Melilla Face the Highest Car Insurance Bills in Spain
Car and motorcycle insurance in Melilla now costs up to 400 euros more per year than in most of Spain. High accident rates and intentional damage drive up premiums, leaving local drivers with the steepest bills in the country.
Owning a Car Slips Out of Reach for Thousands in Spain
A growing share of Spaniards can no longer afford to buy a car as vehicle prices soar and incomes stagnate. The shift is pushing more people toward used cars and leaving many young adults without a driving licence.
Spain Faces Housing Crunch as New Households Outpace Construction
Spain is seeing a surge in new households that far exceeds the pace of new home construction. This mismatch is fueling sharp increases in both purchase and rental prices, leaving many young adults unable to move out on their own.
Dacia Sandero Hybrid Arrives in Spain—But at a Steep Price
Dacia has added a 155-horsepower hybrid engine to the Sandero, promising better fuel economy and more power. But with prices up to 2,800 euros higher, Spanish buyers have to decide if the hybrid is worth the extra money.
Spanish Inflation Tops 4% as Fuel Prices Climb
Inflation in Spain has jumped to 4.3 percent, the highest level since early 2023, as fuel and energy costs rise sharply. The government faces questions about its relief efforts as households feel the strain.
Mercadona Loses Ground as Shoppers Seek Cheaper Alternatives
Mercadona's grip on Spain's supermarket sector is slipping as inflation and fuel prices climb. With government relief measures ending, more shoppers are turning to Dia and Lidl for lower prices.
Fuel prices drive Spain’s sharpest inflation spike since early 2023
Spain’s inflation hit 4.3 percent in August, the highest since February 2023. Fuel prices jumped by more than 21 percent, and government discounts did little to cushion the blow.
Mercadona's market share stalls as inflation and fuel costs reshape Spanish supermarkets
Mercadona's market share has stopped growing as inflation and rising fuel prices push shoppers toward discount chains. With government subsidies set to expire, Spanish households face more uncertainty.
Spanish inflation hits 18-month high as fuel prices surge
Spain's inflation rate climbed to 4.3% in August, the highest since February 2023. Fuel prices led the increase, pushing up household expenses for the second month in a row. The government is keeping tax relief measures in place as families feel the strain.
Housing Shortage in Spain Fuels Sharp Rise in Prices
Spain faces a growing gap between new households and available homes. Construction lags far behind demand, driving up both purchase and rental prices. Key regions feel the strain as young adults struggle to move out.
Half of Europeans Cannot Afford a Fifty Square Meter Home
A new study exposes a stark reality for millions across Europe. In cities like Madrid and Paris, average earners can no longer afford even a small apartment. The research highlights how rising prices and stagnant wages are pushing home ownership and even renting out of reach for nearly half the urban population.
Santana Cajal vs. Dacia Bigster: Which SUV Makes Sense for Spanish Families?
The Santana Cajal and Dacia Bigster take different paths to win over Spanish SUV buyers. One leans on diesel power and off-road tech, the other on efficiency and price. The outcome may surprise anyone shopping for a family car.
Galicia Hires Top Legal Team to Recover Millions Lost in Adult Diaper Price-Fixing
The Xunta de Galicia is offering a multimillion-euro contract to any law firm that can reclaim public money lost to inflated adult incontinence product prices over 18 years. The legal action targets eight companies already convicted of price-fixing.
Voge SR450X arrives in Spain with a price that undercuts the competition
Voge is shaking up Spain’s scooter market with the SR450X: a 398 cc twin-cylinder, packed with features, and priced over 8,000 euros less than the Yamaha TMAX. The model lands in September 2026 with five years of warranty and insurance included.
Room rental prices in Spain hit new highs despite national dip
Room rentals in Spain now average 505 euros per month, but this figure hides sharp increases in most cities. While the national average has dipped slightly, the reality for young people and workers is a market where affordable options are vanishing fast.
Formula 1 Fans in Madrid Face Surge of Scams as Grand Prix Nears
With the Spanish Grand Prix returning to Madrid, a wave of scams is hitting fans seeking last-minute tickets and accommodation. The OCU urges caution as fraudsters exploit soaring demand and sky-high prices around the MadRing event.
Back-to-School Costs in Spain Set to Hit €2,480 Per Student
Spanish families will spend an average of €2,480 per child on school-related costs for the 2026-2027 year, with over €500 needed just to start September. A new OCU survey reveals sharp differences depending on the type of school and region, highlighting the growing financial pressure on households.
Government Doubles Diesel Subsidy as Fuel Prices Surge in Spain
Spain will increase its diesel fuel subsidy to 20 cents per litre from September 1, 2026, in response to a sharp price spike. Gasoline aid, meanwhile, will drop to 5 cents as the government adjusts support to inflation trends.
Tourist Rental Prices in Madrid Soar Ahead of F1 Grand Prix
Rental prices for tourist accommodation in Madrid have surged ahead of the Formula 1 Grand Prix. Some chalets near the circuit are listed at over €17,000 for three nights. Hotels and apartments are also seeing sharp increases.
Volkswagen Golf vs Opel Astra: The 2026 Showdown That Defines the Compact Class
Volkswagen Golf and Opel Astra are set for another direct clash in 2026, each bringing updated engines, electrified options and distinct strengths. Their differences in size, price and performance could tip the scales for buyers seeking the best compact car.
Tesla Model 3 Basic: A Game-Changer for Affordable Electric Cars
Tesla’s updated Model 3 arrives in Spain with a minimalist design, strong performance and generous equipment for under €37,000. We tested the new rear-wheel-drive version to see how it stacks up in real-world conditions.
MG 07 Launches in China with Porsche-Inspired Design and €14,000 Price
MG has unveiled the 07, a large fastback sedan that echoes the style of the Porsche Panamera but undercuts it dramatically on price. The model is available as a plug-in hybrid and as an extended-range electric, with impressive specs and record-breaking demand in China.
DJI Mini 5 Pro Drops Below €730 in Spain After Major Price Cut
The DJI Mini 5 Pro, featuring a 50 MP camera and C0 classification, is now available in Spain for just €727.24—over €70 less than its launch price. The drone combines high-end imaging, obstacle detection, and simplified regulatory requirements.
Swiss Pool Lifts Ban on Foreign Visitors, But Entry Now Costs Double
Foreigners can once again access the outdoor pool in Porrentruy, Switzerland, after last year’s ban. However, those without Swiss residency or work permits now pay double the local rate and must buy tickets online. The new system aims to balance access and order after a turbulent 2025 season.
Upgrading Neighborhoods in Spain Risks Pricing Out Longtime Residents
Making Spanish neighborhoods more attractive often leads to higher housing costs, hitting low-income families hardest. Economist Joan Monràs argues that without more homes, upgrades can push out existing residents and widen social divides.
Cupra Tavascan VZ: Power, Style and the Limits of Electric SUVs
The Cupra Tavascan VZ delivers striking performance and premium features, but its high price and real-world range raise questions for buyers seeking both excitement and practicality in an electric SUV.
Hotel Stays in Spain Hit Record High Despite Sharp Price Increases
Spanish hotels set a new July record for overnight stays, even as average room prices rose 7%. Foreign tourists drove growth, while domestic demand slipped. The sector faces limits in capacity and rising costs.
Xiaomi Launches Its Largest Fridge in Spain at a Promotional Price
Xiaomi has introduced the Mijia Side-by-Side 621L refrigerator in Spain, its most spacious model to date. With 621 liters of storage, smart controls, and a limited-time price of €799, the appliance targets large households seeking both capacity and connectivity.
Renault 5 E-Tech vs Fiat 600e: Which Urban EV Stands Out in 2026
The Renault 5 E-Tech brings retro-inspired style, while the Fiat 600e offers more space and practicality. Both electric models target city drivers, but their strengths and weaknesses set them apart for buyers in Spain.
Public Housing Price Hike in Valencia Pushes Mortgages to €900 Monthly
The Generalitat's decision to raise the price cap for public housing in Valencia means buyers now face monthly mortgage payments near €900. The opposition warns this makes access unaffordable for most families.
Spanish Farmer with 290 Hectares Warns: 'We Risk More to Earn Less'
After three decades managing his family's 290-hectare farm in Bobadilla del Campo, Luis Velasco Alonso says rising costs and stagnant crop prices are pushing profitability to the brink. He urges less red tape, stronger support for Spanish produce, and collective action among farmers.
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