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Jeep Compass 2026 Full Electric: A new family SUV with real range
Jeep’s Compass 2026 Full-Electric First Edition brings 213 hp, 477 km of certified range, and a sharp new design. It’s aimed at families who want space, comfort, and a premium feel in a compact SUV.
Security fears force Spain to pull Sub-20 match from Ceuta
Spain’s Sub-20 team won’t play Mexico in Ceuta as planned. The Interior Ministry stepped in, pointing to migration pressure and unrest. Organizers now have to find a new venue fast for the high-profile youth match.
Castilla y León ministers lay bare their homes, cars, and debts
Asset declarations from Castilla y León’s top officials reveal sharp differences in personal wealth. From five homes and luxury cars to heavy debts, the disclosures show what the region’s leaders really own.
Spanish law lets you put an EV charger in your parking spot without asking neighbors
You no longer need your neighbors’ approval to install an electric car charger in your own parking space. But Spanish law still requires one key step before you start. Here’s what every apartment owner should know about the process and its limits.
Spain’s Top Rated Electric SUVs for 2026 Put Reliability to the Test
Spanish drivers in 2026 want more than just promises from electric SUVs. Real-world reliability and practical tech now set the best models apart. Here’s how the top-rated contenders actually perform.
Electric SUVs in Spain: How Over-the-Air Updates Are Changing the Game
Electric SUVs in Spain are getting smarter and more efficient thanks to over-the-air software updates. Volvo’s EC40 and ES90 prove that a car’s best features might arrive long after you drive it off the lot.
Spanish police seize luxury cars and weapons at Venezuelan tycoon Betancourt’s Toledo estate
Spanish police stormed Alejandro Betancourt’s lavish Toledo estate, walking away with high-end cars, a UAE residency card, and a stash of firearms. The raid is part of a major investigation into suspected money laundering and tax evasion tied to Venezuelan oil funds.
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.
Spain’s Ageing Cars: Breakdown Risks Climb as Vehicles Stay on the Road for Decades
Nearly a third of cars in Spain are now over 20 years old. Breakdowns are becoming routine, and experts warn that outdated vehicles and skipped maintenance are putting drivers and families at risk.
A Coruña Puts Spain’s Electric Car Hopes to the Test at Repsol EcoRallye
A Coruña turns into Spain’s electric car laboratory as the 10th Repsol EcoRallye brings 57 teams and 52 new charging points to the city. The event spotlights both the rapid gains and the stubborn roadblocks holding back EV adoption.
Tesla и китайские бренды вытесняют европейцев с рынка электромобилей Испании
В Испании продажи электромобилей захватили Tesla и китайские производители. Европейские бренды не попали даже в десятку лидеров — покупателей привлекают простота и цена, а традиционные марки не успевают за переменами.
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.
Madrid prepares for robotaxis as Spain grants first national permit
Spain has issued its first-ever national permit for level 4 autonomous passenger vehicles. Uber, WeRide, and AVOMO are gearing up for robotaxi trials in Madrid, while Waymo launches a new Spanish subsidiary.
Tesla Roadster: new reveal date set after years of delays
After nearly a decade of shifting deadlines and bold promises, Tesla has finally named a date for the new Roadster’s big reveal. The electric supercar’s story is a mix of hype, missed targets, and lingering questions.
Hidden compartments in cars fuel cocaine routes from Andalucía to Europe
Criminal networks are transforming vehicles with secret compartments to move cocaine undetected from Andalucía to northern Europe. The Costa del Sol now anchors a sophisticated web of trafficking, with routes shifting as police pressure mounts.
Zaragoza airport to launch 20 new routes, connecting 15 countries by 2027
Zaragoza airport is set for a major expansion, with 20 new routes to 15 countries launching in March 2027. Supported by €8.8 million in public funding, the initiative seeks to elevate the city’s status in European aviation.
Spanish Cities Set Sights on C Label Cars in Next Phase of Urban Bans
After phasing out older and B label cars, Spanish cities are now weighing new restrictions for C label vehicles. With EU air quality deadlines approaching, drivers in Madrid and Barcelona may soon face even tighter limits.
BYD Denza Z9S sets new benchmark for electric car range
BYD’s Denza Z9S has made headlines with its claimed 1100-kilometer range, but real-world figures for Europe will be lower. The launch marks a turning point in the global electric vehicle race.
Renault doubles down on Spain as regulatory pressures mount
Renault is strengthening its presence in Spain, assigning five new models to local factories and urging a pause on EU regulations that are driving up car prices. Company leaders emphasize Spain’s central role in Renault’s European strategy.
Buying a New Car in Spain Now Demands Fewer Workdays Than in 1975
A detailed comparison reveals that Spaniards today need fewer days at minimum wage to afford a basic new car than in 1975. Yet the rising cost of living and delayed entry into the workforce complicate the picture.
Toyota Yaris Cross leads Spanish SUV sales in 2026
Toyota Yaris Cross has surged ahead as Spain’s top-selling SUV in 2026, outpacing Peugeot 2008 and Hyundai Tucson. With over 200,000 SUVs registered so far, the market reveals a sharp split between private buyers and fleet operators.
Spain’s Top Weekend Road Trips Offer Freedom Beyond the Train Lines
A spontaneous weekend behind the wheel can turn into a real adventure. Spain’s varied landscapes and short distances make road trips the most practical way to discover new corners—without the stress of rigid schedules.
Volkswagen ID Cross Launches Production in Navarra, Marking Electric Milestone
Volkswagen Navarra has started production of the ID Cross, its first all-electric model, signaling a pivotal moment for the factory and Spain’s automotive sector. The new SUV will be shipped to 34 countries, underscoring the region’s growing role in Europe’s electric vehicle market.
Vintage rally brings rare prewar cars roaring to life in Langreo
Engines from another era thundered through Langreo as 35 pre-1945 cars tackled the Cisvial circuit. The international rally fused competition with luxury travel, drawing collectors and enthusiasts from across Europe.
Dongfeng shakes up Spain with new electric and hybrid SUVs
Dongfeng enters the Spanish market with the all-electric Vigo and plug-in hybrid Mage, offering competitive prices and extended warranties. Both models promise practical features and impressive range, but their real-world appeal will depend on more than just specifications.
Valencia Floods Paralyse Transport After Storms Trigger Emergency Alert
Torrential rain flooded streets and disrupted Valencia’s transport network, with more than 470 incidents reported. Cars were trapped, water entered public facilities and the ES-Alert warning reached residents two hours after the rain began.
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.
Barajas expansion attracts bids for first major works
Spain’s leading construction groups are competing for the first major works at Barajas. The tenders, worth more than €146 million combined, are intended to increase capacity at T4 and T4S.
BYD considers Spain for next European electric vehicle plant
BYD is close to choosing Spain as a finalist for its next European factory, a move that could significantly boost the country’s role in electric vehicle manufacturing. The decision is still pending, but competition among Chinese brands for Spanish production is intensifying.
Volkswagen aims for one million vehicles with electric drive in Iberia
Volkswagen is betting on compact electric cars to reach a million vehicles produced in Spain and Portugal by 2027. The launch of the ID.Cross in Navarra marks a turning point, with new models and expanded factories reshaping the region’s automotive landscape.
Nissan Ariya struggles to keep pace as rivals accelerate charging speeds
Nissan’s flagship Ariya returns to Spain’s electric SUV market with a refreshed design and improved interior. However, its unchanged 130 kW charging speed raises doubts about its ability to compete with newer, faster-charging rivals.
Most Used Car Buyers Left Powerless by Odometer Fraud
A new study reveals that over 75 percent of European used car buyers would not know where to report odometer fraud. In Spain, more than three percent of checked vehicles showed signs of tampering, with little hope for financial recovery.
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.
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