Kia’s EV5 GT-Line promises generous space and family comfort, but real-world winter testing reveals a sharp drop in range. Here’s how the new electric SUV performs as temperatures fall, and what buyers should expect.
Dale Sanders, known as ‘Barba Gris’, reached the summit of Mount Katahdin at ninety-one, completing the entire Appalachian Trail after seventy-one falls and nearly a year of effort. His journey tests the limits of age and endurance.
The Kia EV2 Standard Range Earth claims 308 km on paper but delivers about 250 km in real city driving. With a smart layout and useful boot, this electric hatchback offers urban commuters a practical answer to range anxiety.
Valencia’s weather network saw record online traffic after catastrophic storms left 231 dead. Volunteers and farmers now rely on real-time data as climate extremes reshape daily life, while authorities turn to local stations for urgent decisions.
Personal letters and memoirs from Alfons de Batlle, a frontline medic, expose the harsh realities and moral dilemmas faced by ordinary Spaniards during the Civil War. Preserved by his family, his story challenges official narratives and reveals the private cost of conflict.
Irish childcare centers are recruiting Spanish early years teachers with degrees and at least six months’ experience. Contracts last at least a year, pay up to eighteen euros per hour and include relocation support. Applications close in November 2026.
The president of the Valencia provincial council insulted the Science Minister after she criticized his actions during the deadly October storm. The exchange has prompted calls for accountability and exposed deep political divisions.
A young Spaniard took his turbocharged Citroën C15 on a 1,200 km journey from near Barcelona to the Nürburgring, putting the farm workhorse through the legendary circuit’s 170 corners and returning home unscathed.
A Basque museum specialist has reignited centuries-old connections between Euskadi and Canada’s Indigenous peoples. Her work now shapes a major cross-Atlantic project, highlighting a legacy of mutual respect and cultural exchange.
David Aguilar, born without a right forearm, built his first prosthetic arm from LEGO at age nine. Years later, his invention earned a Guinness World Record and inspired new approaches to affordable prosthetics. His story shows how creativity can help people overcome personal challenges.
Santiago Calatrava, known for reshaping city skylines, credits his success to years of disciplined effort and experimentation, not sudden inspiration. His journey from Valencia to global recognition shows how persistence and technical curiosity shaped his most ambitious projects.
Paulina, a Colombian migrant in Spain, works a 25-hour weekly contract and fills her remaining time with private cleaning jobs. Her demanding routine leaves little room for rest, reflecting the realities many face in the domestic sector. She describes adapting to a new life and the mental toll of constant work.
Barcelona’s mayor has announced a major international meeting in Sarajevo. The event will unite cities in the District 11 cooperation program, with Palestinian representatives expected to attend as part of post-conflict reconstruction efforts.
A 29-year-old man in Valencia was sentenced to prison for abusing and illegally detaining his underage girlfriend. The victim, who lived in a care facility, escaped after a week. The case highlights the risks faced by vulnerable minors.
After two decades in construction, Francisco José González García, known as Fran, traded his stable job for the uncertain world of beekeeping. He now manages 400 hives across three provinces, producing and selling natural honey under the Mielegante brand. His story reveals the challenges and rewards of rural self-employment in Spain.
Mercedes Milá reflects on her decades in Spanish television and her political views, including Letizia Ortiz's impact on the monarchy. She also discusses the challenges facing reality show participants and milestones in her own career.
At 25, Andrea Fernández is one of the few women behind the wheel of a heavy truck in Spain. Her journey from logistics worker to admired driver shows how a new generation is quietly changing the face of the industry.
José Antonio Rivero Mañé, known as Pepe, has renewed his driving licence at 99, just days before his 100th birthday. The retired engineer from Corbins, Lleida, still drives, reflecting Spain’s approach to age and road safety. The DGT says drivers face no maximum age.
An MG4 electric car used for VTC services in Madrid has surpassed 200,000 kilometers in three years, with its battery retaining 90% of its original capacity. The case challenges common fears about EV battery life under heavy use.
The Volkswagen Golf R and Hyundai Ioniq 5 N represent two extremes: combustion versus electric, with 333 hp against 650 hp. Which car feels more engaging and delivers a purer driving experience? Here’s a detailed comparison.
A major wildfire has destroyed 15% of Valencia’s Devesa natural park. Experts estimate the area will take two decades to recover, and the blaze has sparked criticism of local prevention policies.
The KGM Rexton Aventura goes beyond rugged looks, with serious off-road upgrades and a practical approach. It offers a rare blend of comfort and capability for drivers seeking adventure beyond the city.
University students in Spain can earn €1,000 a month through Campus Rural 2026, a government-backed program offering paid internships in rural municipalities. With 850 placements across 45 public universities, the initiative connects academic training with opportunities in areas facing depopulation.
Laur, a Madrid-based truck driver, discusses his monthly earnings and the realities of Spain’s transport sector. He explains how pay and work-life balance vary by region and route type, along with the costs involved.
Architect Andrés Degar says Spanish homes are built to last for generations, pointing to concrete and brick as core strengths. Official data, but, shows that no single construction method is universally superior. The debate shows how materials and design choices, shaped by local climate, affect housing longevity.
After leaving healthcare, Xaima earned her truck licenses in just six months and now drives international routes. She speaks out about exhausting workdays and gender stereotypes while pursuing her ambition to own a truck in a male-dominated industry.
A married couple was found dead beside a jacuzzi at a rented villa in Cullera. Their teenage children discovered the bodies. Authorities are investigating, with early indications pointing to a tragic accident.
After 16 years living on the streets, Valter Fonseca dos Santos studied for just four months and achieved the highest score in a municipal exam in Patos de Minas, Brazil. His story resurfaced in 2026, highlighting the impact of targeted social support and personal determination.
Zac Waters, 13, devoted his summer to designing and assembling a personalized wheelchair for a young child with mobility needs. Based on open-source plans, the project was tailored to grow with its user and included thoughtful details for daily comfort.
Tesla’s updated Model 3 arrives in Spain for under €37,000, with a minimalist design and generous equipment. We tested the new rear-wheel-lead version to see how it performs in real-world conditions, including its strong performance.
Pablo, a Spanish waiter in Switzerland, lives year-round in a compact campervan with his dog, Bellota. He organizes his split shifts around her care and uses his two days off each week to travel the country, making the most of his mobile lifestyle.
Buñol hosted 22,000 people for La Tomatina, where participants threw 150 tons of tomatoes. Most were international visitors. Four people received medical attention after a pepper spray incident. The event also introduced new accessibility measures.
Andrea García, just 22, is now Spain’s youngest female truck driver. Her story highlights the urgent need for generational change in transport and reveals the personal ambitions driving her forward.
A sharp change in atmospheric pressure triggered a rare meteotsunami on the Valencian coast. Beaches in Xàbia and Gandía saw the sea recede and surge within minutes. Authorities tracked the event and confirmed its cause.
A sharp retreat and rapid return of the sea surprised Santa Pola, Alicante. Police closed roads as water reached inland. The event, known as a meteotsunami, differs from earthquake-driven tsunamis.
