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President García-Page surveys flood devastation in Madrigueras

A catastrophic flash flood struck Madrigueras leaving one woman dead and dozens rescued. President Emiliano García-Page arrived to assess the aftermath as emergency teams race to restore order in the battered town.

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Classic car rally blurs the border between Extremadura and Alentejo

Fifty-six classic cars and motorcycles, including seventeen from Portugal, crossed the border for the 21st Rally de Coches y Motos Clásicas. The event honors a key figure and highlights the enduring passion for historic vehicles.

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Black vans map Madrid streets for Spain's first robotaxi rollout

Twenty black vans with advanced sensors are mapping northern Madrid. Uber, WeRide, and Avomo aim to launch Spain’s first robotaxi service as early as 2026.

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Car lifts transform parking in Spain’s tightest buildings

Thousands of car lifts now operate in Spanish buildings where ramps are impossible. These hydraulic platforms move vehicles between floors, demanding strict maintenance and reshaping how city dwellers park.

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Toyota RAV4 Plug in Hybrid faces a tough road in Spain

Toyota’s latest RAV4 Plug in Hybrid brings 304 horsepower and a bold new look. But with a price tag over 53,000 euros and fierce competition, convincing Spanish drivers to embrace plug in hybrids is a challenge Toyota cannot ignore.

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Renault 5 Turbo and Clio V6: compact cars with wild hearts

Renault’s 5 Turbo and Clio V6 broke every rule for small cars by moving the engine behind the seats and pushing power to the rear wheels. Their legacy now shapes the arrival of the electric R5 Turbo 3E.

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Greek taxi driver sets world record with a Mercedes that never quit

A Greek taxi driver and his Mercedes-Benz 240D W115 rewrote the rules of automotive endurance by covering 4.52 million kilometers over forty years. This extraordinary feat turned a humble taxi into a museum piece and a symbol of mechanical reliability.

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Spanish mechanics push back after Guardia Civil urges drivers to photograph cars

A police tip to photograph your car before leaving it at the shop has triggered a sharp response from Spain’s main mechanics association. Over 20000 workshops say the advice unfairly casts doubt on their integrity.

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Twelve Days Trapped on the Road in China’s Record Traffic Jam

In 2010, a stretch of Chinese highway turned into a 100-kilometer parking lot for nearly 12 days. Thousands of drivers were stranded, facing shortages and soaring prices for basic goods as the world’s longest traffic jam exposed the limits of overloaded infrastructure.

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Madrid and Barcelona push for near zero alcohol limit on Spanish roads

Spain’s top traffic official confirms that Madrid and Barcelona city halls have formally requested a drastic reduction in the legal blood alcohol limit for drivers. The move could make even a single beer enough to trigger a positive test.

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Fiat Multipla’s Chinese Twin Survived with Electric Power

While Fiat prepares to relaunch its iconic Multipla in Europe, few realize a near-identical version thrived in China for years. The Zotye Multiplan not only copied the design but also offered electric and plug-in hybrid options with battery swapping.

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Electric car subsidies in Spain face freeze as government crisis deepens

Spain’s electric car buyers are now caught in political crossfire as government infighting threatens to halt subsidies. With the Plan Auto+ funds exhausted and no new budget in sight, tens of thousands could be left without support for the rest of the year.

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Flash Floods Sweep Through Madrigueras After Torrential Rains

A sudden surge of floodwater has left the streets of Madrigueras underwater, trapping people in buildings and sweeping away cars. Emergency services are responding to over a hundred calls as the town faces severe disruption.

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New Spanish car plates move to NT series as October registrations begin

Spanish car registrations in October now feature the next NT letter combinations. The DGT’s system remains unchanged, but the evolving sequence offers clues to a vehicle’s age and history. Here’s what drivers need to know about the latest plates.

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Zeekr 9x lands in Spain, takes aim at luxury SUV giants

Zeekr 9x has arrived in Spain, bringing top-tier materials, advanced tech, and a price that undercuts rivals by tens of thousands. The real test: will Spanish buyers accept a Chinese badge at the high end?

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BYD launches 1500 kW chargers in Spain with five minute recharge promise

BYD is rolling out 300 ultra-fast 1500 kW charging stations across Spain by 2026, promising to deliver 400 km of range in just five minutes. The move signals a new phase in electric mobility, but most current EVs cannot yet take full advantage.

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Hyundai plunges to eighth place as Chinese rivals surge in Spain

Hyundai has suffered the steepest sales decline of any car brand in Spain this year, falling from fifth to eighth place as Chinese SUV makers seize market share and buyers turn away from its small cars and SUVs.

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Used car sales in Spain surge as buyers reject new models

Spanish families are turning to used cars in record numbers, with August sales up 6 percent and nearly five used vehicles sold for every three new ones. Price, immediate availability and a wider range of models are driving this shift.

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Tesla shares surge as Model 3 dominates Spanish car sales

Tesla’s global deliveries hit 486,532 vehicles in the third quarter, sparking a 5% jump in its share price. In Spain, the Model 3 has become the top-selling passenger car for September, cementing Tesla’s lead in the electric market.

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BYD storms into Spain’s top three car brands for private buyers

BYD has broken into Spain’s top three car brands for private buyers after a record September. The Chinese manufacturer’s electric and plug-in hybrid models are driving rapid growth, reshaping the market and challenging established players.

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Leapmotor rockets to sixth in Spain’s electric car market

Leapmotor has jumped to sixth place among electric car brands in Spain after a 140% surge in registrations in the third quarter. With four models now in the top 30 and local production about to start in Zaragoza, the brand is shaking up the Spanish EV market.

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Aleix Espargaró adds rare Porsche 911 GT2 to his growing collection

Aleix Espargaró has acquired a Porsche 911 997 GT2, a model once hailed as the fastest 911 ever built. This addition cements his reputation as one of Spain’s most passionate Porsche collectors.

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Zeekr 9X arrives in Spain as the priciest Chinese car yet

Zeekr has brought the 9X to Spain—a six-seat plug-in hybrid SUV with yacht-inspired looks and a price tag of 119,450 euros. It packs 897 CV, a cinema setup inside, and sets a new bar for Chinese luxury cars.

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Renfe halts Valencia commuter trains as torrential storms trigger red alert

Renfe has suspended commuter rail services in Valencia and connections to Catalonia after AEMET issued a red alert for extreme rainfall. The shutdown comes as parts of eastern Spain brace for up to 90 litres of rain per hour and the risk of flash floods.

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Swiss parking spaces expose the squeeze facing Spanish drivers

A Venezuelan user’s video from Switzerland has put Spain’s narrow parking spaces under the spotlight. The footage highlights just how little room Spanish drivers have to maneuver, fueling calls for wider, more accessible parking.

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Renault Twingo E Tech 80 Urban Range redefines the city car

Renault’s new Twingo E-Tech 80 Urban Range revives the spirit of the 90s original but delivers a far more capable and efficient city car. With five doors, a bold design, and real-world electric practicality, it stands out in a crowded segment.

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Hyundai Tucson 2027 breaks cover with bold design and hybrid power

Hyundai has unveiled the most radical overhaul of the Tucson to date. The 2027 model arrives with a striking new look, expanded interior space, and a full suite of hybrid and plug-in options, targeting drivers who demand both style and substance.

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Alphabet reaches 100,000 vehicles in Spain after 25 years

Alphabet now manages over 100,000 vehicles in Spain, a major milestone for the BMW Group subsidiary. The company is moving deeper into electrification, flexible leasing, and digital fleet solutions for businesses.

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Five used cars in Spain that keep maintenance costs low

Choosing a used car in Spain is about more than the sticker price. These five models from Toyota, Dacia, Seat, Suzuki and Honda are praised for their low running costs and mechanical simplicity, making them smart picks for budget-conscious drivers.

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Spanish drivers seize control at Rally de Marruecos

For the first time in World Rally-Raid history, two Spaniards top both the car and motorcycle leaderboards after a dramatic third stage in Morocco. Carlos Sainz and Edgar Canet now set the pace with two stages left.

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Red alerts put Spain's eastern coast on flood footing

Aemet has issued red alerts for Tarragona, Castellón and Valencia. Rainfall may reach 250mm in 12 hours, with up to 90mm possible in one hour in some areas. Renfe has already suspended several services.

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Qualitas Auto and Prima ignite price war for car insurance in Spain

Car insurance prices in Spain have hit a new low for 2026, with Qualitas Auto and Prima both offering third-party coverage from just 146 euros per year. The fierce competition is forcing drivers to rethink how much they pay and what they get in return.

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Málaga breaks into Spain’s top ten for electric car purchases

Málaga has climbed to the tenth spot nationwide for electric car registrations, with over 10 percent of new vehicles now electric. Yet most drivers remain unaware of key government incentives, exposing a gap between interest and real-world adoption.

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Spain faces a housing and production shortfall as factories stand idle

Spain is running out of new homes and locally made products as construction slows and factories remain empty. While regulations multiply, the country’s ability to produce what it needs is slipping further behind.

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Armona Island: Wild Atlantic beaches just hours from Spain

Armona Island in Portugal’s Algarve is almost unknown, even though it’s close to Spain. No cars, no big hotels, and just 53 residents mean quiet beaches and real nature, even in autumn.

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