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Madrid Approves Major Tech District in Valdebebas with 23,800 Jobs Planned
Madrid is set to transform 85 hectares in Valdebebas into a new technology district, with the potential to create nearly 24,000 jobs. The project, still in early planning stages, could reshape the city’s innovation landscape and public spaces.
Renault Refuses to Drop Physical Buttons Despite Higher Costs
Renault is keeping physical buttons in its car interiors, even though it costs more than switching to touchscreens. The company argues that safety and ease of use outweigh potential savings, challenging a growing industry trend.
UK’s Lamp Post Charging Sets Standard as Spain Lags Behind
London’s lamp posts now double as electric car chargers, easing urban charging woes. While Germany and Portugal expand similar solutions, Spain’s pilot in Valencia stalled, highlighting a growing infrastructure gap.
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.
Inmates Breach Data at Figueres Prison in Major Cyberattack
Three inmates at Puig de les Basses prison accessed personal data of staff after a cyberattack. Unions warn the breach is more serious than first reported. Authorities are still investigating the full impact.
JAECOO 7 SHS Plug-In Hybrid Sets New Standard for Spanish SUVs
JAECOO’s 7 SHS Plug-In Hybrid is redefining expectations for mid-size SUVs in Spain. With advanced hybrid tech, impressive range, and top safety ratings, it’s quickly becoming a benchmark for electrified vehicles.
Spain’s Most Reliable Electric Cars Revealed: OCU Ranks the Top Brands
Electric cars now account for 20% of new registrations in Spain, with reliability matching combustion models. OCU’s latest survey highlights which brands have the fewest breakdowns and how battery life is exceeding expectations.
Laura Olcina Wins National Innovation Award for Leadership in Tech
Laura Olcina, head of ITI, has received Spain’s top innovation award for her leadership and nearly three decades of work. Her approach challenges traditional barriers in the tech sector and highlights gaps in digital transformation.
VW Caddy eHybrid 2026: Plug-In Van Delivers 119 km Electric Range
Volkswagen introduces the Caddy eHybrid 2026, a plug-in hybrid van with 150 HP, up to 119 km electric range, rapid charging, and a cavernous boot. Designed for demanding families and professionals, it combines practicality with zero-emission credentials.
Madrid Allocates €1 Million to Support Businesses Hit by Wildfires
Madrid’s regional government launches €1 million in aid for small businesses and self-employed workers who lost IT equipment in recent wildfires. Grants of up to €5,000 per business will help restore operations.
Hyundai Tucson 2027: A Radical Redesign for the Next Generation
Hyundai has unveiled the fifth-generation Tucson, featuring a striking new design, increased dimensions, and the debut of the Pleos infotainment system. The model is set to launch in Korea this year and reach global markets by 2027.
Mercedes-Benz Unveils Bold Redesign for Iconic Clase C
Mercedes-Benz has revealed a major update for its best-selling Clase C, introducing a striking new design, advanced digital features, and a plug-in hybrid option with up to 395 HP and 100 km electric range. Orders have opened in Germany.
China Completes 11-Kilometer Tunnel Under the Yangtze with Giant Boring Machine
The Linghang tunnel boring machine has finished excavating over 11 kilometers beneath the Yangtze River, reaching depths of nearly 90 meters. This engineering feat paves the way for high-speed trains to cross between Shanghai and Taicang in just minutes, reshaping regional transport.
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.
Toyota GR Prius: The Hybrid Icon Set for a Radical Sports Makeover
Toyota is reportedly preparing a GR Prius inspired by its Le Mans Centennial concept, with a possible unveiling in 2027. The move could transform the Prius from an efficiency leader into a true sports hybrid.
Spain’s AI Gigafactory Faces Brussels Test Amid Ebro Valley Heat
Spain’s bid to host a major European AI gigafactory in Móra la Nova hinges on strict sustainability criteria and the ability to operate efficiently during the region’s extreme summer heat. The project’s environmental plan is under scrutiny as Brussels weighs proposals.
Mortal Shell II Expands the Soulslike Genre With Bold Changes
Mortal Shell II introduces a larger world and removes the stamina meter. Players face dense exploration, limited resources, and a darker tone. The sequel stands out for its unique approach to combat and atmosphere.
Mechanic Warns: One Mistake Can Destroy Your Start Stop System
A Spanish mechanic highlights a costly error drivers make when jump-starting cars with Start Stop systems. Incorrect cable placement can damage sensitive sensors, leading to expensive repairs. Here’s what every driver should know.
Mobile and Virtual Offices Handle 5,000 Requests in Four Months
The Generalitat’s virtual and mobile offices have processed nearly 5,000 citizen requests since October. Most inquiries concern civil partnerships and disability. The service now covers even the smallest municipalities.
Chinese Battery Makers Tighten Grip on Global EV Market
Chinese manufacturers now supply over 70% of the world’s batteries for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. CATL and BYD lead the surge, reshaping the industry and challenging global competitors with rapid growth and expanding influence.
Magnetic Microrobots Remove Up to 94% of Microplastics from Water
A team in Ostrava has developed magnetic microrobots that capture microplastics from water and soil with unprecedented efficiency. Early lab tests show up to 94% removal in water and 81% in moist soil, but real-world challenges remain.
Lamborghini Unveils Its Most Powerful Car Ever: The Revuelto SV
Lamborghini has introduced the Revuelto SV, a 1,065-horsepower hybrid supercar that redefines the brand’s performance standards. With advanced aerodynamics and a lighter build, this limited series marks a new era for the Italian marque.
Porsche Unveils One-of-a-Kind 911 GT2 RS Inspired by the 935 Flachbau
Porsche has transformed a client's 911 GT2 RS into a singular road-legal masterpiece, reviving the iconic Flachbau silhouette of the 935. The project, led by Sonderwunsch and Manthey, blends historic design with cutting-edge engineering.
Tesla’s Chief Designer Drives a V8-Powered Pontiac, Not an EV
Franz von Holzhausen, the creative force behind Tesla’s most iconic models, keeps a modified Pontiac Solstice with a roaring V8 in his garage. His preference for classic combustion over electric power challenges expectations.
Toyota Tightens Its Grip on Spain’s Hybrid and Electric Taxi Market
Toyota now accounts for nearly two-thirds of new taxis in Spain, driven by demand for self-charging hybrids and a growing share of electric models. The shift comes as overall taxi registrations decline and city rules push for cleaner fleets.
Bizum Pay Hits 1.6 Million Terminals but Lags in Spanish Stores
Bizum Pay is now compatible with over 1.6 million payment terminals in Spain. Yet, most physical stores have not activated the service. Shoppers face delays as retailers hesitate to implement the new system.
Japan’s Unmanned Farm Stalls Survive on Trust—And New Technology
Across Japan, small unmanned farm stalls known as mujin hanbai offer fresh fruit and vegetables with no staff, relying on visible prices and honesty boxes. As thefts rise, some stalls now use lockers and vending machines, blending tradition with modern solutions.
Cookie Refusal Impacts Free Access to Diario de Burgos
Rejecting cookies on Diario de Burgos limits access to free, reliable news. The decision affects personalized advertising and the sustainability of local journalism. Users can still change their choice at any time.
Spanish-Made Methanol Engine Promises Breakthrough for Electric Cars
Horse Powertrain, a joint venture between Renault and Geely, has developed the D20 Methanol engine in Spain. This compact unit uses axial flux technology to extend the range of electric vehicles, aiming to reshape the future of sustainable mobility.
Over 700 Sign Petition Urging WhatsApp and Apple to Add Andalusian Flag Emoji
A grassroots petition has gathered more than 700 signatures demanding that WhatsApp, Apple, and other tech giants include the Andalusian flag emoji on their keyboards. Supporters argue the symbol is technically feasible and vital for cultural representation.
Spain Faces €13.5 Billion Road Repair Bill as Fast Polish Patching Machine Draws Attention
A Polish-made machine can repair potholes in minutes, offering a quick fix for surface damage. However, Spain’s road network needs €13.5 billion for full restoration, as rapid patching cannot address underlying structural issues. Authorities weigh new technology against the scale of the problem.
Ferrari CZ26: The One-Off Supercar Built for a Single Client
Ferrari has unveiled the CZ26, a one-of-a-kind supercar crafted for a private American collector. Developed by Ferrari Design Studio, this model pushes the boundaries of personalization and performance, blending futuristic design with hybrid power.
Acura Nexera Vision Concept Signals Bold New Era for Honda
Honda has unveiled the Acura Nexera Vision Concept, a dramatic design study that revives the spirit of the NSX and sets the tone for the next generation of Acura hybrids. The concept introduces radical proportions and innovative features that could shape the brand’s upcoming models.
Kia EV3 Surges Ahead as Spain’s Top-Selling Electric SUV
The Kia EV3 has quickly become the brand’s most popular electric model in Spain, combining impressive range, innovative features like bidirectional charging, and a ChatGPT-powered AI assistant. Its success highlights a shift in the Spanish EV market.
Spain Unveils BER10: Europe’s First RISC-V Chip for Supercomputing
A Spanish-designed RISC-V chip, BER10, is now available for validation in supercomputing and data center projects. Developed by Openchip, this 64-bit processor aims to boost Europe’s independence in advanced silicon and support future AI accelerators.
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