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Maserati marks a century by turning cars into personal art in Madrid

Maserati used the heart of Madrid to unveil its latest models as more than vehicles. The brand’s centenary celebration at ADN FÓRUM Madrid put personalization and design at the center of the automotive conversation.

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Amazon puts Mercedes eActros 600 electric trucks to work in Germany

Amazon has started using 50 Mercedes eActros 600 electric trucks in its German logistics network. This move pushes heavy transport toward zero emissions and deepens the partnership between Amazon and Mercedes-Benz.

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Europe weighs fuel relief as pressure to cut energy use grows

Britain is studying temporary limits on fuel purchases as energy prices rise again. Brussels is asking governments to cut gas and electricity use, while Spain prepares fresh support for drivers and households.

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NFL brings regular season clash to Madrid in bold Spanish expansion

The NFL is doubling down on Spain with immersive fan events and a high-profile regular season game at Santiago Bernabéu. As Madrid prepares for Bengals vs Falcons, the league’s Spanish strategy is entering a decisive phase.

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Tesla Model 3 takes top spot in Spain’s September car sales

Tesla Model 3 jumped to the front of Spain’s September car sales, beating rivals with big discounts and plenty of stock. The Plan Auto+ incentive is pushing electric and hybrid registrations higher than ever.

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Omoda and Jaecoo surge to third place in Almería car sales

Omoda & Jaecoo have sold over 60,000 vehicles in Spain in under three years, with electrified models now dominating their lineup. The brand has become the third most popular in Almería for 2026, reshaping the local market.

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Mazda CX-6e launches in China at half the price of Tesla Model Y

Mazda’s CX-6e lands in China with LiDAR-assisted driving and both electric and range-extended versions. Its price is nearly half that of the Tesla Model Y, raising tough questions for Europe’s EV market.

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MG takes aim at Tesla and BMW with 751-horsepower electric cars

MG is breaking away from its budget image with the IM5 and IM6, two electric cars boasting up to 751 horsepower, 800-volt charging, and up to 710 kilometers of range. Spanish pricing remains unannounced as the brand aims for the premium segment.

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Renault Bridger sparks fresh interest in Spain’s compact SUV scene

Renault’s Bridger concept mixes rugged style with city-friendly size, drawing strong attention in Spain. No European launch is set, but its bold design and versatility make it stand out in a crowded SUV field.

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Forgotten vans that shaped Spanish roads

Citroën C15, Nissan Vanette, and others once ruled Spanish streets. Their fading presence marks a real shift in how Spain moves and remembers its working vehicles.

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Europe’s Cycling Map Reveals Why Spanish Bike Lanes Fall Short

A new interactive map shows that not all bike lanes are created equal. VeloPlanner’s data-driven view of Europe’s cycling networks highlights why Spanish cities still struggle to offer safe and connected routes for daily riders.

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Clicars opens Murcia hub to fight Spain’s old car problem

Clicars has set up its first physical hub in Murcia, aiming to help locals swap out old cars for newer, certified models. The company targets one of Spain’s oldest car fleets with fast sales, next-day delivery, and flexible payment plans.

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Stella Li picks the Denza B5 as the SUV that makes women feel unstoppable

Stella Li, the powerhouse behind BYD’s global push, singles out the Denza B5 as her top pick for women who want power, safety, and confidence on the road. Her stance signals a new direction in how carmakers approach female drivers.

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Alpine bets on electric sports cars with Gucci partnership in Formula 1

Alpine is accelerating its electric transformation and expanding its premium image with a new Gucci partnership in Formula 1. Vice president Bruno Hohmann reveals how the brand aims to stand out in a crowded market and why Spain is now a key growth engine.

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Toyota Sequoia sets new benchmark for vehicle longevity

Toyota Sequoia leads a new ranking with a 42.3 percent chance of surpassing 400000 kilometers. Japanese manufacturers now hold nearly every top spot for long-lasting vehicles, reshaping expectations for durability.

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Copilot dies in burning car during Rally Villa de Llanes tragedy

A devastating accident at the Rally Villa de Llanes claimed the life of 20-year-old copilot Soraya Barreiro Rodríguez after her car, driven by her partner, crashed and caught fire. The event was immediately suspended as the motorsport community reeled from the loss.

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Red S Sticker on French Cars Sparks Confusion Over Senior Drivers

A red S sticker on French vehicles is raising questions about age and driving. While some believe it signals a new legal requirement for seniors, the reality is more nuanced. Here’s what the sign actually means and why it matters for drivers in France and Spain.

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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.

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Omoda 5 SUV breaks sales records in Spain

The Omoda 5 has crossed the 30,000-unit mark in Spain, reshaping the SUV market and accelerating the rise of Chinese automakers. Its rapid growth and electrified lineup have made it a key player among private buyers.

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DGT cracks down on drivers who keep going after a tyre blowout

Spain’s DGT will now fine drivers 200 euros for continuing to drive with a flat tyre. The move targets one of the most dangerous habits on Spanish roads and spells out the real risks of ignoring a puncture.

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Carlos Tatay returns to racing after life changing Moto2 crash

After a devastating Moto2 accident left him in a wheelchair, Carlos Tatay refused to give up on competition. His journey through rehabilitation, depression, and a new career in adapted motorsport now inspires a new generation.

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Spain launches major electric vehicle subsidy push for businesses

Spain is rolling out a powerful subsidy program to accelerate electric vehicle adoption among businesses and self-employed workers. The Plan Auto+ Line 2 offers up to €7,500 per van and strict eligibility rules, aiming to reshape the national transport landscape.

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Rental cars in Spain set new benchmark for safety ratings

Rental cars registered in Spain are outperforming privately owned vehicles in safety tests. New figures reveal a clear lead for rental fleets in Euro NCAP ratings, highlighting the impact of frequent fleet renewal and strict maintenance.

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Urbaser kicks off lithium battery recycling push in Spain

Urbaser is building a new plant in León to recycle up to 25,000 tons of lithium batteries a year. The company wants to recover valuable metals and cut Europe's need for imported raw materials. More sites are planned for Zaragoza, Castilla-La Mancha, and Portugal.

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Used car sales surge as Spain rewrites the rules of the road

Spain’s used car market is booming, with nearly two million vehicles expected to change hands this year. As digital platforms transform how Spaniards buy and sell, new challenges and opportunities are emerging for buyers, sellers, and the entire mobility sector.

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Old diesel sedans dominate vehicle scrapping in Ávila

Ávila scrapped 5,038 vehicles in 2025, with an average age of 19.2 years. The province stands out for its aging fleet, where diesel sedans and family cars outnumber small city models, reflecting a slow pace of renewal.

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Young Drivers Rely on Car Autopilot for Distractions

Nearly half of young drivers admit using car assistance systems to multitask behind the wheel. As France trials Tesla’s autonomous tech, Europe faces tough questions about the real impact of automation on driver attention.

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Cyclists to Ride Both Ways on One Way Streets in Spanish Cities

From October 2026, Spanish cities will be able to let bicycles travel in both directions on single lane one way streets with a 30 kmh speed limit. The reform marks a major shift in urban mobility rules and cyclist safety.

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Christian Imga stuns Brazil with solo goal for Spain U18

Christian Imga, just 17, delivered a spectacular solo goal for Spain’s U18 team against Brazil, underlining his explosive pace and finishing ability. His rapid rise at Bilbao Athletic and the national youth squads signals a new talent to watch.

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Ceuta Judge Orders Expulsion After Migrants Coerce Minor

A Spanish court has expelled three Moroccan migrants for five years after they admitted to forcibly trying to take a 17 year old girl to a makeshift shelter in Ceuta. The case highlights the swift judicial response to coercion involving minors.

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Hyundai speeds up IONIQ V debut with China-first electric push

Hyundai is racing to launch the IONIQ V, a China-focused electric sedan set for September 2026. This model leads a 20-car surge and marks a sharp turn in the brand’s global strategy.

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Driver loses control on AP-68 and is rushed to Tudela hospital

A 32-year-old from Zaragoza was hospitalized after his car veered off the AP-68 near Ablitas in the early hours. Emergency crews responded swiftly, but the cause of the accident remains under investigation.

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Millions of Spanish cars risk losing emergency calls as 2G shutdown looms

Spain’s plan to phase out 2G and 3G networks could silently disable the emergency SOS button in millions of vehicles. Many older eCall systems cannot connect to 4G or 5G, leaving drivers exposed if disaster strikes.

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Spain targets football immortality after dramatic Wembley victory

Spain’s national team stunned Wembley with a 3-2 triumph, launching their Nations League campaign and fueling talk of a historic era. With 39 matches unbeaten, the squad now chases a legacy as the greatest in football history.

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Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2027 reveals new priorities for global explorers

Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2027 list shifts the focus from ticking off countries to seeking out calm and authentic experiences. With fifty handpicked destinations and journeys, the guide encourages travelers to slow down and choose meaning over mass tourism.

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