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Fake Scrap Yards Target Car Part Buyers on Wallapop
A surge of fraudulent sellers posing as legitimate scrap yards is hitting Wallapop users. Buyers pay for car parts that never arrive while real businesses face reputational fallout and demand tighter controls from the platform.
José Coronado shares his personal rules for love after sixty
Known for keeping his private life out of the spotlight, José Coronado has spoken candidly about love later in life and his early days as a fashion choreographer. His appearance on 'El Hormiguero' offered a rare look at the man behind the roles.
Julio José Iglesias Jr returns to Spain with a tribute to his father
Julio José Iglesias Jr is back in Spain this October, launching the Julio Iglesias Experience tour—a personal homage to his father and a celebration of the music that shaped their family.
Mauricio Verbichi trades factory work for a self-made life in rural Córdoba
Mauricio Verbichi left a secure job in Buenos Aires to start over in the countryside. Now living in La Paz, Córdoba, he builds his own house and income, finding calm in uncertainty and more time with his family.
Tomorrow.io joins NOAA mission to transform US weather forecasting
NOAA has tapped Tomorrow.io to support the Earth Prediction Innovation Center, a move set to overhaul the Unified Forecast System and sharpen the nation’s weather prediction capabilities. The collaboration brings private sector expertise into the heart of US forecasting infrastructure.
Fernando Alonso drives the most powerful Aston Martin SUV in Monaco
Fernando Alonso now navigates Monaco in the Aston Martin DBX S, a 727-horsepower SUV that combines supercar performance with everyday comfort. This model stands out for its technical upgrades and exclusive design, showing how luxury vehicles are evolving for elite drivers.
Verónica Hidalgo under public scrutiny after her husband's arrest
Verónica Hidalgo is facing intense personal and public pressure after her husband, Juan Andrés González Santos, was placed in pre-trial detention without bail. She maintains his innocence and continues to support him as the investigation unfolds.
Lynk & Co 08 EM-P reaches 200,000 global sales and expands across Europe
Lynk & Co’s 08 EM-P plug-in hybrid SUV has surpassed 200,000 worldwide deliveries in under three years. With a 200 km electric range and a 540-litre boot, the model is now available in Spain and more than 30 other markets.
Presidential Convoy Met with Hostility in Small Andalusian Town
Pedro Sánchez’s visit to a quiet Huelva town drew more attention for its armored motorcade and local protests than for its official agenda. Residents greeted the president’s convoy with open hostility, exposing the gap between government image and street sentiment.
Ceuta’s migrant children caught in political deadlock
About 3,000 unaccompanied minors are stranded in Ceuta, with shelters overwhelmed and officials refusing to take responsibility. As Madrid and the city’s leaders argue, the children remain in limbo.
Luxury Cars Used in High-Speed Cocaine Runs Across Spain
Spanish police have seized more than 2,700 kilos of cocaine and arrested 15 people after uncovering a trafficking ring that used high-end cars to rush drugs across the country at extreme speeds. The operation exposed a well-organized network with deep logistical roots.
Buying a Nearly New Car Saves Thousands in Spain
Spanish car buyers are rethinking their strategy as expert Máximo Sant shows how nearly new vehicles offer major savings without sacrificing warranty or quality. His analysis exposes which models deliver the biggest financial edge.
Lexus RX hybrid tops reliability charts in Spain
The Lexus RX hybrid is now Spain’s most durable large SUV, with nearly 29% of units expected to surpass 400,000 kilometers. Its reliability outpaces European competitors and confirms its lead among hybrids in both Spanish and US market studies.
Spain begins construction of Onuba hydrogen plant in Huelva with €1 billion investment
Work has started on Onuba, a major green hydrogen plant in Palos de la Frontera. With 300 MW of electrolysis and over €1 billion invested, the project marks a significant step for Spain’s energy sector.
Lepas brings two new electric cars to Spain
Lepas will launch the L6 and L4 electric cars in Spain, aiming to meet both city and long-distance driving needs. The move is part of Chery group’s effort to grow its presence in Europe’s electric vehicle market.
Most Spanish Drivers Would Fail the Theory Test Today
A staggering 91.9 percent of Spanish drivers would not pass the theory test if they had to retake it now. A new report reveals how outdated knowledge and lack of refresher training put millions at risk on the road.
Beach sprint set to shake up the Olympic rowing scene in Los Angeles
A new era for Olympic rowing begins in Los Angeles as beach sprint joins the program. Spanish athletes Ander Martín and Esther Briz are already making waves, positioning Spain as a serious contender for medals in this demanding discipline.
Galicia Ranks as Spain's Second Safest Region
Galicia has become Spain's second safest autonomous community, with crime rates far lower than the national average. New data shows a mixed picture: traditional crime is up slightly, but cybercrime is down.
Germany urges EU to expand tariffs on Chinese plug-in hybrid cars
Germany’s finance minister wants the EU to impose tariffs on Chinese plug-in hybrid cars, aiming to protect local carmakers as competition from China increases and European industry leaders call for stronger trade measures.
Mediterranean storm triggers deadly floods as emergency alerts hit Balearic Islands
A violent storm has left one person dead and caused widespread flooding across Catalonia and Valencia. With roads cut and thousands of students out of class, authorities now warn the Balearic Islands to brace for severe weather and possible evacuations.
Odometer Rollback Leaves Used Car Buyers Exposed in the Canary Islands
Used cars entering the Canary Islands can legally pass customs with tens of thousands of kilometers erased from their odometers. Buyers risk overpaying for vehicles with hidden wear due to a gap in verification rules.
EBRO Named Exclusive Official Car for Spain’s Top Football Tournaments
EBRO will be the exclusive official car for Spain’s leading football tournaments over the next four seasons. The agreement with the RFEF expands the brand’s presence from national teams to club competitions, aiming to reach fans and families across the country.
Leapmotor C10 brings a new approach to electric SUVs in Spain
The Leapmotor C10 arrives in Spain with a fresh take on electric mobility. This SUV stands out for its refined design, roomy interior, and a choice between electric or range-extended powertrains, showing the brand’s changing ambitions.
Geely Galaxy Cruiser 700 draws nearly 44,000 preorders in one hour
Geely’s Galaxy Cruiser 700 made waves in China by collecting almost 44,000 preorders within its first hour. With a striking design, hybrid power, and a starting price under €26,000, the SUV is now preparing for its European launch.
Renault 5 and Fiat Panda spark a new electric rivalry in Spain
Renault 5 and Fiat Panda once defined affordable mobility in Spain. Now their electric successors are set to compete again, reviving a decades-old rivalry with new technology and familiar nostalgia.
Toyota Corolla keeps its lead in Spain's hybrid market as Volkswagen Golf Hybrid lags behind
The Toyota Corolla remains Spain’s best-selling non-plug-in hybrid, far ahead of the Volkswagen Golf Hybrid. A lower price, more power, and a reputation for reliability keep the Corolla on top as the market shifts toward electrification.
EU Proposal on VAT Deductions for Company Cars Leaves Spanish Fleets in Limbo
A leaked European Commission document has stirred concern over the future of VAT deductions for company cars in Spain. Despite the rumors, no law has been passed, and the proposal is still under discussion, leaving businesses uncertain about what comes next.
Balearic Islands on alert as severe storms approach
Heavy rain and storms are forecast to hit the Balearic Islands, with orange alerts in place. Officials are warning of possible flooding and disruptions, and residents are advised to take precautions.
Nissan Kicks e-Power to be built in Sunderland for European launch
Nissan is bringing its Kicks e-Power SUV to Europe for the first time, with production set for Sunderland and a £170 million investment. The move signals a new phase in the brand’s electrification strategy and manufacturing footprint.
Anonymous Online Casinos Reshape Gambling Access in Spain
Spanish gamblers are turning to online casinos that skip identity checks, offering rapid access and anonymous play. These platforms promise fast withdrawals, strong bonuses, and a new level of privacy for 2026.
Mitsubishi ASX arrives in Spain: a family SUV under 23,000 euros
Mitsubishi’s ASX launches in Spain at 22,050 euros, offering family-friendly space, sliding rear seats, and several electrified engines. Its practical design and sharp pricing challenge the usual choices in the segment.
Spanish Scrap Yards Demand Action Against Online Parts Fraud
Spanish scrap yard operators are calling for urgent reforms on Wallapop after a surge in fraudulent car parts listings. Criminals are impersonating legitimate businesses, leaving buyers at risk and damaging the reputation of authorized recyclers.
Electric cars face no legal ban in Spanish parking garages
Some Spanish parking operators have tried to block electric cars over fire fears. But consumer advocates and industry leaders say the law not only allows electric vehicles but actively encourages their presence and charging infrastructure.
Valladolid Traffic Surges After City Rolls Back Bike and Bus Lanes
Valladolid’s decision to remove key bike and bus lanes has triggered a sharp rise in city traffic, reversing years of decline under previous sustainable transport policies. New data exposes the real impact of prioritizing private vehicles over alternative mobility.
Spanish Cities Pause Car Traffic for Car Free Day in September
On September 22, major Spanish cities will block car traffic in central areas and offer free bus rides for Car Free Day. The event highlights a shift toward more accessible urban transport and brings temporary changes to daily routines.
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