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Geely unveils new technologies at Salón de Pekín 2026: Eva Cab robotaxi and next-gen SUV platform
Geely Takes Eva Cab Robotaxi and 4x4 Platform to the Next Level: What It Means for the Market. Geely has unveiled the Eva Cab robotaxi prototype and a unique AI-powered 4x4 platform in Beijing. These innovations could change the approach to electric vehicles and autonomous transport, opening up new prospects for Spain.
Spanish markets stand still awaiting Fed and ECB decisions and new corporate reports
Ibex 35 breaks losing streak amid rising oil prices. The Spanish Ibex 35 index ended the session with a slight gain after five consecutive days of declines. The market remains cautious amid a surge in oil prices and anticipation of key decisions from global central banks. Investors are preparing for a wave of corporate earnings reports.
The new Geely E5: up to 475 km on a single charge, two battery options, starting at €27,485 in Spain
Geely E5 Enters the Spanish Market: Electric Crossover With Surprising Range and Price. The Geely E5 is officially launching in Spain, immediately standing out in the compact electric crossover segment. The model offers up to 475 km of range, 218 hp, and a price under 30,000 euros including all discounts. An important new arrival for the market and competitors.
Installation of a Built-in Toilet in the Seres 7: How the Chinese Brand Surprises the Spanish Market
Seres launches Spain's first car with an integrated toilet — a surprising move from the Chinese brand. The Chinese brand Seres, already present in Spain, has patented a built-in toilet for the passenger seat. The solution targets long journeys and traffic jams. This new approach may change the perception of comfort in the SUV segment.
US Discusses Possible Sanctions Against NATO Allies for Refusing to Support Washington
Pentagon Demands Increased European Defense Spending Over China Conflict. Pressure on European allies is mounting within the Pentagon. The US insists on higher military spending in Europe to focus resources on countering China. Spain has found itself at the center of discussions about potential sanctions.
181 world premieres and 380,000 m²: how the Beijing Auto Show is shifting the balance of power
Beijing Auto Show 2026: Chinese Debuts Take the Lead, Europe Watches Warily. The 2026 Beijing Auto Show has become the largest stage for world premieres. Chinese and international brands unveiled nearly 200 new models. The Spanish market is responding with increasing attention to the expansion of Asian brands.
Security risks debated in Madrid amid tensions with Washington
Spanish Defense Under Pressure: US Criticism and New Threats. At the FAES forum in Madrid, participants discussed how US criticism and internal disagreements are impacting Spain’s defense. Military officials and experts warn of risks for the country and the role of NATO.
Chery’s New Wave: Omoda 4 SHS, Lepas, and Exlantis Gear Up for Spanish Market Launch
Omoda 4 SHS Enters the Scene: Chery Changes the Game for Spain. Chery has unveiled the Omoda 4 SHS and announced the Lepas and Exlantis brands for Spain. The new model targets young drivers and features hybrid technology. Ahead lies an expanded lineup and new electric vehicles.
EU LNG imports drop: terminal maintenance and Asian demand shift the balance
European LNG Market Loses Momentum for the First Time in a Year: What It Means for Spain. For the first time in a year, Europe is seeing a drop in LNG imports. The reasons are terminal maintenance and intensifying global competition. The Spanish gas market faces a new challenge ahead of the storage injection season.
Jetta X Concept — Volkswagen's new budget electric car for China priced under 100,000 yuan
Volkswagen Brings Back Jetta: Electric SUV for China Under €13,000 Surprises Market. Volkswagen has unveiled the Jetta X Concept at the Beijing Motor Show—an electric SUV set to become the brand's most affordable model in China. The starting price is below €13,000. The German automaker is betting on local development and accelerating its model lineup renewal.
Madrid faces boycott of the World Cup over inclusion of Israeli athletes
Over 120 Organizations Demand Israel's Exclusion from Climbing World Cup in Madrid. Madrid is preparing to host the Climbing World Cup, but Israel's participation has sparked protest. More than 120 organizations are demanding a ban on Israeli athletes. Organizers have yet to respond.
Why Sedans Are Regaining Popularity in Spain Amid Rising SUV Prices
The Sedan Returns: Toyota Camry Overtakes RAV4 as Brands Seek a New Success Formula. The sedan segment is seeing an unexpected turn: for the first time in years, the Toyota Camry has surpassed the RAV4 in the US. Manufacturers are rethinking their strategies, and the Spanish market could soon see new offerings in the traditional sedan body style.
Madrid considers new EU measures against attacks on electoral processes
EU Commissioner Warns of Rising Threats to Democracy and Election Interference. In Madrid, EU Commissioner Michael McGrath reported an increase in attacks on elections and digital threats. The EU is preparing new measures to protect democracy and oversee party financing. Spain has backed the initiative.
Why families of victims call for changes in investigation procedures
Disaster victims demand action as political pressure rises in Congress. In Spain's Congress, pressure is growing on politicians following the tragedies in Adamuz and post-flooding events. Relatives of the victims are calling for accountability and transparency. Their demands could change the approach to investigations and political oversight.
Investigation uncovers underground clinics and dangerous drugs
Underground Clinics with Illegal Botox and Fake Diplomas Uncovered in Spain. Spanish authorities have detained the owner of a company importing illegal Botox from China. Three underground clinics operating in residential buildings have been shut down. More than a thousand unregulated vials were seized, raising concerns among medical professionals.
How the government responded to the judge’s actions in the prime minister’s wife case
Court decision on Sánchez's wife sparks wave of criticism in Spain. Tensions are rising in Spain over the investigation into the prime minister's wife. The judge's decision to bring the case to court has drawn a sharp response in Madrid. Authorities fear possible consequences for the country's political stability.
Why the visit of Sánchez's wife sparked debate in China
Begona Gomez arrives late to official reception in Beijing details of Sanchez's visit. Pedro Sanchez's visit to China is marked by diplomatic nuances. Begona Gomez's delay at the banquet highlights protocol specifics. Spain strengthens ties with China amid shifts in global politics.
Explaining the reasons behind talks of a new world order between China and Spain
Xi Jinping and Pedro Sánchez Discuss Threats to Global Stability and Spain’s Role. Xi Jinping and Pedro Sánchez met in Beijing to discuss challenges facing the international system and the role of Spain. Their decisions could impact Madrid's standing in global politics.
Spain expands its presence in China amid shifting dynamics
Beijing and Madrid strengthen ties as Xi Jinping singles out Spain amid US tensions. The meeting between Xi Jinping and Pedro Sánchez in Beijing opens new prospects for Spain. Leaders discuss Madrid’s role in Europe and globally. Their decisions could reshape the balance of power and investment flows.
Beijing meeting between Sánchez and his wife’s case spark debate
Pedro Sánchez in Beijing Statement on the Begoña Gómez Case and a New Focus in Relations with China. Pedro Sánchez spoke in Beijing after meetings with Xi Jinping. The focus was on the situation surrounding Begoña Gómez and Spain’s stance on the global stage. Decisions could impact relations with China and domestic politics.
Spanish authorities weigh the fallout from the Sánchez spouse case
Begona Gomez learns Beijing court decision case details and Madrid reaction. In Beijing, Begona Gomez was confronted with news about her trial. The court ruling sparked widespread debate in Spain. This article covers the case details and potential political implications.
Spanish authorities weigh the fallout from Prime Minister's wife's case
Judge Peinado's high-profile decision sparks wave of criticism in Spain. The judicial investigation into the wife of the Prime Minister has triggered a strong response. Authorities and the opposition debate the reasons and consequences. Judge Peinado's ruling could reshape public perception of justice in the country.
Tensions grow within PP and Vox over stance on Iran conflict
Spanish right-wing coalition faces crisis over war and Vox's position. Tensions are rising in Spain between PP and Vox due to the war in Iran. Both parties are being forced to adjust their rhetoric to maintain support. The decisions they make may affect the future of coalitions and regional stability.
Why Stellantis is Holding Back AI in Design An Industry Secret No One Talks About
Why Stellantis Won't Let AI Steer Design Choices One Detail Worries Europe. The head of Stellantis insists that AI can't replace human imagination in creating new models. How the company safeguards brand individuality and why concerns over Chinese competitors are just the tip of the iceberg—the real issues lie in the details.
Chinese electric cars are gaining ground Why Volkswagen is sounding the alarm now
Volkswagen vs Chinese EVs Europes market and future at stake. Volkswagen calls for strict regulations on Chinese auto giants, warning that Europe’s market could change beyond recognition without them. The real intrigue lies in the specifics of these new restrictions and the hidden risks for the automotive industry.
Pedro Sánchez's visit to China leads to new agreements and emerging challenges
Begona Gomez Officially Invited to China for the First Time Visit Focuses on Technology and Investment. Spain bets on technological cooperation with China. Pedro Sanchez’s visit could shift the investment balance. Decisions made in Beijing may shape the future of Spain’s economy.
Power, housing and migration Who is losing apartments in Madrid
Who Really Shapes Life in Madrid Unexpected Insights on Housing and Migration. Tensions are rising in Madrid over migration and the housing market. Recent government decisions are causing unexpected consequences for residents. This article reveals details that offer new perspectives on the issue.
James Bond switches to a Chinese electric car a wake-up call for Europe
007 no longer with Aston Martin Why Craig’s choice could shake up Europe’s auto industry. 007 switches allegiance: Craig ditches Aston Martin for a Chinese electric car — now Europe’s premium market is at risk. What’s behind this unexpected move and why are car giants getting nervous?
Unexpected repair challenges catch Chinese car owners in Spain off guard
Chinese cars in Spain A spare parts issue could reshape the market. Chinese brands in Spain are now betting on fast repairs — but there's a catch that could disrupt the market. Why does this matter for every owner, and what's behind the promise of speedy spare parts delivery?
Five upcoming cultural events in Madrid this spring
Unexpected Free Events in Madrid Organ Flamenco and Poetry This Spring. A new series of free events launches in Madrid: organ music, flamenco, poetic installations, and a fashion exhibition. These happenings transform the city's familiar rhythm and open up new cultural horizons for residents of the capital.
Aston Martin changes driver for first practice session in Japan
Alonso Misses Japan Grand Prix Start Surprise Changes at Aston Martin. Aston Martin has urgently replaced a driver ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix. Fernando Alonso will not take to the track in the first practice session. This decision is related to the driver's personal circumstances and could impact the course of the weekend.
Three more concerts added to the singer's schedule in the capital
Shakira adds three more Madrid shows for a total of nine new dates and details. Three additional Shakira concerts have been announced in Madrid due to high demand for tickets. The new dates could reshape the city's music calendar and impact Madrid's cultural scene.
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Alonso to Miss Start of Japanese Grand Prix Weekend Amid Aston Martin Changes. Aston Martin alters plans for the Japanese Grand Prix: Alonso will not be on track on the first day. The decision is due to the driver's personal circumstances. This may impact the team's strategy and the course of the weekend.
What’s driving the EU’s sudden surge in tungsten demand
Tungsten from Spain Europe seeks alternatives to China in the strategic metals market. Tungsten has become a vital resource for Europe. China's export restrictions have driven up prices and forced a search for new suppliers. Spain could shift the balance of power in the strategic metals market.
Why Malaga canceled the grand unveiling of new sculptures
Controversial sculptures in Malaga unveiled quietly amid disputes. Barricades have been removed from around the new sculptures near Malaga’s port. Authorities decided against an official opening ceremony to avoid fueling controversy. The move sparked fresh debates among locals and experts.
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