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US weighs $200,000 charge on Spanish ships
The Federal Maritime Commission has proposed a $200,000 charge each time a Spanish-flagged ship enters a US port. It is also weighing import restrictions that could cover five categories of Spanish goods, including oils and cosmetics.
China outpaces Spain as electric cars reshape global auto output
China’s surge in electric and hybrid vehicle production has pushed Spain’s auto industry to the sidelines. Spanish plants now face hard choices as Chinese brands tighten their grip on global and European markets.
Dacia demands clear incentives as Spain’s electric car market shifts
Dacia’s Spanish chief Laurent Sengenes warns that tangled and shifting incentives could freeze out buyers as fuel prices soar. He calls for direct, stable support and rolls out new models aimed at keeping electrified cars within reach.
Renault celebrates 75 years in Spain with five hybrid SUVs on show
Renault brought all five of its Spanish-built hybrid SUVs to Zaragoza, putting the spotlight on local manufacturing and the brand’s push into electrification. The event marked a milestone for Renault’s presence in Spain and gathered its key hybrid models in one place.
PharmaMar faces hurdles bringing Zepzelca to European patients
Zepzelca, PharmaMar’s treatment for small cell lung cancer, remains out of reach for European patients as regulatory and reimbursement processes drag on. Despite proven benefits and US approval, the drug’s future in Spain depends on government action and industry support.
Airtificial wins $6.4 million US contract for EV automation
Airtificial will design and build a $6.4 million automated line for electric vehicle parts in Michigan. The project boosts production for a top supplier near Detroit and marks another global step for Spanish industry.
Renault pushes Spanish-made hybrids to rival Toyota in reliability
Renault is doubling down on its Spanish factories, launching a new wave of hybrid SUVs that aim to match Toyota’s legendary reliability. With over €600 million invested and five new models secured, Spain’s auto industry is firmly in the spotlight.
Rioja fruit firms take their export push to Madrid
Sixteen Rioja companies are presenting their produce at Fruit Attraction. Regional support covers 84,863 euros of the shared stand in Madrid.
CUPRA Raval Endurance jolts Spain’s EV market with bold deal
CUPRA’s Raval Endurance lands with a sharp financing plan and real driving muscle. Made in Spain and tested on Asturian roads, this electric hatchback aims to shake up what buyers expect from affordable EVs.
Nissan KAIT 2027 shakes up Spain’s budget SUV debate
Nissan has pulled the wraps off the KAIT 2027, a low-cost SUV aimed at emerging markets. Its price and style could have changed Spain’s car market, but Nissan has no plans to sell it in Europe.
Pedro Sánchez tours Delta Vigo to back Galicia’s aerospace ambitions
Pedro Sánchez made a high-profile stop at Delta Vigo’s main plant, signaling government support for the Galician engineering group’s growing role in Airbus projects. The visit highlighted Delta’s technical prowess and its expanding footprint in the European aerospace sector.
Olive oil prices shift as Spanish harvest faces climate pressure
Spain’s olive oil market has posted fresh prices for extra virgin, virgin and lampante grades. With climate swings threatening harvests and production costs rising, the sector’s stability is under scrutiny as the country remains the world’s top exporter.
Galloper targets Spanish production with bold move in Linares
Galloper is not just relaunching with Chinese SUVs under its badge. The brand is pushing to manufacture vehicles in Spain, partnering with Coronet at the iconic Santana Factory in Linares. This marks a pivotal shift for the Spanish automotive landscape.
Spanish car factories face tough road to military production
Spain’s automotive industry is eyeing defense as Europe ramps up military spending. But transforming car plants into arms suppliers is far from straightforward, with certification, scale, and security hurdles slowing the shift.
Spanish Moves Reach Every Continent With Mudanzas BCN Internacional
Mudanzas BCN Internacional manages international moves from Spain to all continents, handling homes, offices, and vehicles with a flexible mix of land, sea, and air transport. Their team covers every step, from packing to customs.
Trump slashes US fuel standards in dramatic rollback
The US has scrapped strict fuel economy rules set for 2031, cutting requirements and dropping the planned credit market. The move promises $1,300 savings per new car but raises questions for European suppliers and climate policy.
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 absence. The WRT Rally1 Spain project, led by RMC Motorsport and the national federation, is preparing to challenge global giants under new cost-cutting FIA regulations.
Trump rewrites US car rules and sidelines electric mandates
Donald Trump has scrapped Biden-era electric vehicle mandates and approved looser CAFE standards, promising $100 billion for US carmakers. The move could reshape global production plans and delay the electric transition for years.
Trump and Xi put Spanish car factories at risk with tariff showdown
The Trump-Xi summit in Washington has thrown Spain’s auto industry into doubt. With tariffs on Chinese electric cars and rare earths up for debate, thousands of Spanish factory jobs are now on the line.
Lamine Yamal Poses with Spain’s Team SUV He Cannot Drive Yet
A custom EBRO S900 SUV in Spain’s colors stole the show as Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal arrived for training. The young star posed with the car that none of the players can call their own—and he cannot even drive it yet.
Vigo Port powers ahead as Spain’s top fishing and export hub
Vigo Port has bounced back with its best month this year. Fishing, vehicles, containers, and cruise traffic are all up, putting Vigo firmly at the front of Spain and Europe’s maritime trade.
Liux BIG racks up thousands of reservations before Paris launch
Liux, a Spanish electric car startup, is about to show its first production model at the Paris Motor Show. With nearly 7,500 reservations already, the Liux BIG is set to shake up city driving with its focus on efficiency and price.
Digital SEAT 127 stirs debate on affordable hybrids in Spain
A digital take on the SEAT 127 as a hybrid city car has brought back old memories and raised new questions about the future of cheap, practical cars for Spain’s drivers. The concept mixes classic style with today’s needs.
Spanish car factories hire as electric and hybrid models take over
Spanish car plants are adding jobs and building more electrified cars, even though overall production is down from last year. New figures show electric and hybrid vehicles now make up a record share of what’s coming off the line.
Spanish car production drops 26.9% as factories face tough year
Car production in Spain fell by 26.9% in August, deepening a year-long slump. Industry leaders say the downturn was expected, but the numbers show a sector under real pressure.
Chery eyes OMODA and JAECOO launch in China as exports soar
Chery is weighing a sharp turnaround: bringing its export hits OMODA and JAECOO back to China. With home sales falling fast, the automaker is looking to its global brands for a way out.
Dacia Sandero tops Spanish sales as Moroccan factories take over production
The Dacia Sandero leads Spanish car sales in 2026, but nearly every unit now rolls out of Morocco. With over 98 percent built in Tangier and Casablanca, Spain’s favorite car is a North African export.
EBRO returns to Spanish roads with a nationwide dealer network
EBRO has crossed 30,000 vehicle registrations in Spain and now runs 100 dealerships across the country. The brand’s comeback is tied to a major football sponsorship and a partnership with Chery at the old Nissan plant in Barcelona.
Wallbox shuts Texas plant and moves all production to Barcelona
Wallbox has stopped making chargers in Texas and now builds everything in Barcelona. After a year of big losses and rising debt, the company is fighting to survive. What does this mean for Wallbox and the EV industry?
Dacia Sandero brings hybrid 155 engine to Spain
Dacia Sandero, Spain’s top-selling car, rolls out its new hybrid 155 engine. Tested on Spanish roads, this self-charging hybrid promises lower fuel use and emissions while keeping prices within reach.
China changes the rules of global trade as Europe scrambles to keep up
China’s rise as an economic giant has forced Europe to rethink its game plan. Salvador Beltrán breaks down how China’s system, population control, and focus on education have shifted the balance—and what this means for European industries.
Galician Industry Turns to Asia as Imports Surpass the Americas
Galicia is shifting its focus east. Imports from Asia have now overtaken those from the Americas, with textiles and cars leading the way. The regional government is doubling down on new partnerships and business opportunities.
Galloper returns to Spain with two new 4x4s named after Spanish mountains
Galloper is making a comeback in Spain with two new 4x4s, Anayet and Gredos, both named after iconic Spanish peaks. Backed by Spanish capital, the brand is betting on proven off-road tech, a strong local identity, and solid after-sales support.
Electric car sales surge as Spain falls behind in production
Electric vehicles are breaking sales records worldwide and gaining ground in Spain. Yet Spain’s manufacturing output is slipping and the country remains far from its 2030 electrification goals. The gap between ambition and reality is growing.
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.
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