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Oil flow through Hormuz up 50% after partial lifting of restrictions
Brent Plunges Amid Rising Shipments Through Hormuz and US-Iran Talks. Brent prices dropped sharply following reports of restored transit through the Strait of Hormuz. The US and Iran are nearing an agreement that could boost exports. The market is responding with a decline in oil prices.
Chinese sports car Denza Z Coupé launches with record-breaking power
Denza Challenges Mercedes AMG: New Z Coupé with Electric Power and 1,582 HP. Denza, the premium brand of BYD, has unveiled the electric Z Coupé — a model aimed at competing with Mercedes AMG. The car delivers up to 1,582 hp, accelerates to 350 km/h, and features an aggressive design, changing the perception of Chinese sports cars.
Goalkeeper Kim Seung-gyu saves Korea in dramatic ending against Czech Republic
South Korea snatches victory from Czechia thanks to In-Beom's goal. South Korea pulled off a comeback win over Czechia to move up to second place in the group. The decisive goal was scored by Hwang In-Beom. Czechia missed their chance to equalize in the closing moments of the match.
Famous Italian designer explains why he doesn't see the new electric car as a mistake
Giorgetto Giugiaro Supports Ferrari Luce: “The Brand Can Do Anything”. The Ferrari Luce has sparked controversy among brand enthusiasts, but Giorgetto Giugiaro believes the company should not shy away from bold decisions. He is confident that even an unusual design won't stand in the way of the model's success if it is backed by technological excellence.
Why Catalonia Gave Up the Post and What Will Change for European Regions
Catalonia Hands Leadership of 'Four Motors' to France: Spotlight on EU Regions. Catalonia has concluded its year-long presidency of the 'Four Motors for Europe' alliance. The new leader is the French region Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. The focus shifts to the role of regions in the EU and the challenges of global competition.
Xi Jinping's Visit to Pyongyang: What Remained Behind the Scenes of the Talks
Beijing Strengthens Influence: Xi Jinping’s Visit to North Korea Yields No Breakthrough Agreements. Xi Jinping has concluded a two-day visit to North Korea. Beijing is demonstrating its support for Pyongyang, but no concrete agreements have been reached. The focus remains on the balance of power between China, Russia, and the United States.
Akio Toyoda explains why the mass switch to electric cars concerns him
Toyota Chief Admits: “I’m Alone Against the Global Electric Car Rush”. Akio Toyoda has openly stated that he feels isolated amid the auto industry's widespread shift away from traditional engines. He fears that betting solely on electric vehicles could lead to job losses and limit choice for millions of people.
AirCab: electric eVTOL featuring fast charging and targeting the urban market
Chinese GAC unveils serial flying taxi in Spain for €214,600. A new player has entered Spain’s urban mobility market—China’s GAC has started production of the AirCab, an electric flying taxi. Designed for short city routes, the model recharges in 25 minutes and is priced at €214,600.
The focus on electric vehicles and Chinese brands is reshaping the production landscape
Spanish Car Plants Under Pressure: Who Will Survive in the New Investment Race. In 2025, car production in Spain declined, leaving the future of several factories uncertain. Some companies are guaranteeing new investments, while others are searching for ways to survive amid major changes in the industry.
Europe's economy will be hit hard if tensions escalate around Taiwan
EU Could Lose $2 Trillion in One Year in Event of US-China Military Conflict. According to Bloomberg estimates, a potential military conflict between the US and China could result in record economic losses for the European Union. Germany, Italy, Spain, and France would be among the hardest-hit countries, with total damages for the EU potentially reaching $2 trillion in just one year.
The first Flash Charging station with record speed opens in Shenzhen
BYD Launches Ultra-Fast EV Charging Station in China. BYD has introduced its first Flash Charging station in China, where an electric vehicle can be charged up to 70% in just 5 minutes. The new technology promises to transform the experience of EV owners and address the main obstacle — long charging times.
The Japanese brand is betting on an electric sedan version for global markets
Nissan Brings Back the Primera: Iconic Model Goes Electric. Nissan has officially announced the return of the Primera—now a large electric sedan based on the Chinese Nissan N7. The new model debuted in Manila and could reach Europe. Read on for details.
Why Apple Didn’t Make the iPhone 18 Pro Max Thinner in 2026
iPhone 18 Pro Max Thickness Unchanged: Focus Shifts to Foldable Model. Apple will keep the iPhone 18 Pro Max at its previous thickness of 8.75 mm. The company is now focusing on developing the foldable iPhone Ultra. The new model may feature a larger battery and an upgraded camera.
Polish tennis player makes surprise entry into Paris tournament's top 4
Maja Chwalinska Reaches Roland Garros Semifinal After Defeating Kalinskaya. Maja Chwalinska claimed victory over Anna Kalinskaya to reach her first-ever Roland Garros semifinal. The Polish player started from the qualifiers and will now compete for a spot in the final. This marks a historic achievement for Polish tennis.
Hybrid Showdown: Ebro s400 vs Volkswagen T-Roc — Price, Features, Performance
Ebro s400 vs Volkswagen T-Roc: Is It Worth Saving on a Chinese SUV? The new Ebro s400 offers hybrid technology and a rich set of features at a price significantly lower than its European competitors. We compared it to the Volkswagen T-Roc to evaluate whether the savings are justified and if the Chinese SUV stands a real chance in the market.
How new factories in Morocco are changing the rules for electric vehicle exports to Europe
Surge of Chinese Investment in Morocco's Auto Industry Raises Concerns in the EU. Chinese companies are rapidly setting up electric vehicle and component manufacturing operations in Morocco. The EU fears this could enable circumvention of European tariffs. The new export route is already impacting the market and regulations.
MG launches large-scale car production in Spain
SAIC Motor to Build First Plant in Europe: 200 Million Euros for Galicia. Chinese automotive giant SAIC Motor will invest 200 million euros in building a factory in Galicia. This is the group’s first European plant, which will create 2,000 jobs and provide fresh momentum for Spain’s automotive industry.
Spanish ex-Prime Minister at the center of investigation after talks with Maduro regime
Zapatero Under Investigation: A Decade of Risky Diplomacy in Venezuela. José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero finds himself at the center of a high-profile investigation. His years-long mission in Venezuela has led to allegations of influence peddling. The court is examining his connections with companies and involvement in the release of political prisoners.
The group plans a major model lineup update and is expanding cooperation with China
Stellantis Launches STLA One Platform: Focus on Electrification and New Alliances. Stellantis has announced the launch of the new STLA One platform, set to debut in 2027 as the foundation for hybrid and electric models. The company aims to enhance its competitiveness and expand cooperation with Dongfeng to strengthen its position in the European and global markets.
Chinese automotive giant launches unique insurance for its autonomous driving systems
BYD Takes Responsibility for Autopilot Accidents — A Challenge to Tesla. For the first time worldwide, BYD has announced that if their autopilot causes an accident, the company will cover all damages. This move intensifies competition with Tesla and changes the rules of the game in the autonomous vehicle market.
A tough start for Carreño: tiebreak and battle for a spot in the last 16
Spaniard Carreño Wins Opening Set Against Tirante at Roland Garros 2026. Roland Garros 2026 continues in Paris. Spain’s Pablo Carreño started his match against Argentina’s Tirante with a hard-fought win in a tense opening set. The tournament is entering a decisive stage.
Test Drive of the Flagship Ebro S900 PHEV SUV in the Mountains and Deserts of Morocco
Ebro S900 PHEV: 1,500 km Across Morocco on a Hybrid in Three Days. The Spanish hybrid SUV Ebro S900 PHEV with 426 hp completed a challenging route through the Atlas, Draa, and Dades. In three days, the vehicle covered 1,500 km across mountain passes, deserts, and rocky roads, demonstrating its capabilities in real-world conditions.
Chinese manufacturer launches the first B-segment PHEV on the Spanish market
BYD Challenges European Hybrids: New Dolphin G DM-i with a 1000 km Range. BYD has officially launched the hybrid Dolphin G DM-i in Spain—a compact PHEV boasting a claimed range of over 1000 km. The model targets market leaders and promises to shake up the urban hybrid segment.
A new UPV campus to open in China near Geely headquarters
UPV and Geely Launch Joint Projects in China and Valencia. The University of Valencia and Chinese automotive giant Geely have agreed to a partnership in education and exchanges. UPV will open a new campus in China. The two sides are discussing joint programs and research projects.
Details of Investigation Involving Plus Ultra, Venezuela, and China Revealed in Madrid
Zapatero Summoned to Court in International Influence and Transfer Scheme Case. The former Spanish prime minister is at the center of a major investigation. The court is examining ties to Plus Ultra, gold and oil deals, as well as transfers through entities linked to Venezuela and China.
Chinese auto giant prepares to launch a unique hybrid with record range in Europe
BYD Sealion 05: Hybrid SUV with Over 2,000 km Range Arrives in the European Market. The BYD Sealion 05 is a new hybrid crossover promising to redefine expectations of driving range. The model is already on sale in China and will arrive in Europe in 2027. It offers a range of over 2,000 km, a digital interior, and advanced electronics.
Spain uncovers Venezuelan petcoke supply scheme and money transfers through Zapatero-linked entities
Julio Martínez's Connections to Venezuelan Brothers: Gold and Oil Deals Under Investigation. A Spanish investigation has uncovered years-long connections between Julio Martínez and the Amaro Chacón brothers. The focus is on gold exports, deals involving Venezuelan petcoke, and transfers through entities linked to Zapatero.
Unexpected details emerge in the case of state support for Plus Ultra airline
Zapatero Surprised by UDEF Findings in Plus Ultra Case, Denies Involvement. Spain’s former prime minister is at the center of an investigation into state aid for Plus Ultra. Zapatero rejects allegations of exerting pressure and asserts his complete non-involvement. The case involves large sums and business connections.
The Huawei contract and Plus Ultra documents are at the center of the investigation
Police seize work emails of Zapatero's daughters and What The Fav employees. UDEF conducted a search at the agency What The Fav, linked to Zapatero's daughters. Emails, contracts, and documents relating to multiple companies were confiscated. Investigators suspect a scheme involving fictitious services.
The discovery of large sums of money in the businessman's home raises questions from investigators
Police Find €286,000 in Cash at Alicante Businessman's Home. Police have discovered €286,070 in cash at the home of a businessman in Alicante. The money was hidden in various places around the apartment. Among the items found were bags with inscriptions in Chinese.
The influence case mentions transfers from Kreab, Gate Center, and Chinese organizations
Zapatero Received €2.6 Million from Companies under Investigation and Chinese Capital. Police uncovered 174 transfers to former Prime Minister Zapatero’s accounts over five years. The senders included companies with Chinese capital and entities connected to ongoing investigations. The court has frozen part of the funds.
The Dalian Jinzhouwan project promises to transform the region’s aviation and logistics
China Builds Massive Airport on 20 km² Artificial Island. China is constructing the unique Dalian Jinzhouwan airport directly on an artificial island. The complex is designed for 80 million passengers annually and can withstand typhoons and earthquakes. It is expected to become a new transport hub connecting China, Japan, and Korea.
Financial priorities and geopolitics have frozen the launch of the flagship convertible
Polestar 6 is Almost Ready, But It Won't Be Seen in Spain or the USA. Polestar is finalizing the development of its striking electric convertible, but sales of the model have been postponed until at least 2029. The reason is a change in the company's strategy and uncertainty in the global electric vehicle market.
Old cars, overloaded trucks, and Dacias everywhere: inside Morocco's transport reality
Why Morocco’s Roads Feel Like the Past: An Experience of a Driver from Europe. A road trip through Morocco is like stepping back decades: you still see 1980s cars, unusual motorized carts, and overloaded trucks on the highways. Yet there’s a modern side as well — French hatchbacks and the widespread dominance of Dacia. How does this shape the sense of time, and what does it mean for Europe’s vehicle fleets? Read our report for insights.
Chinese brand launches autonomous GX ahead of competitors
Xpeng Launches the First Chinese Robotaxi in Spain — Tesla Lags Behind. Xpeng has unveiled its first robotaxi in Spain, based on the GX SUV with Level 4 autonomy. The Chinese company plans to start pilot passenger services within this year, while Tesla remains at the testing stage. The new launch promises to shake up the urban transportation market.
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