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Revolut Founder Faces €17.5 Million Lawsuit Over €350 Million Superyacht
Nik Storonsky, CEO of Revolut, is being sued in London for €17.5 million by yacht broker Cecil Wright & Partners, who allege they enabled the purchase of a €350 million superyacht. Storonsky’s family office denies any obligation to pay.
China Overtakes US in Global Favorability, Pew Survey Finds
A Pew Research Center survey shows China now viewed more positively than the US in most countries. The shift is linked to recent conflicts and changing perceptions of global leadership.
German Firm to Build World's First Wooden Wind Turbine Blade Factory in Navarra
A German-led consortium will invest over €100 million to open the first commercial plant for wooden wind turbine blades in Navarra. Backed by EU Innovation Fund support, the project targets 450 jobs and a new approach to sustainable energy manufacturing.
Google Pixel 11 Series: Full Specs and Prices for US and Europe
Google has unveiled the complete Pixel 11 lineup, including the Pro Fold. Prices in Europe start at €999 and reach €1,999. The series brings updated displays, cameras, and charging speeds.
123-Metre Superyacht Al Lusail Returns to Tarragona After €35 Million Overhaul
The Al Lusail, owned by the Emir of Qatar, has docked in Port Tarraco after a seven-month refit in Germany. The extensive renovation, estimated at €35 million, marks the yacht’s return to the Mediterranean ahead of the summer season.
Spain Surges Ahead in Naval Power as Navantia Outpaces Rivals
Navantia has achieved a major breakthrough by laying the keel of the F-113 Menéndez de Avilés seven months ahead of schedule, while Germany’s F-126 program collapses under soaring costs. Spain’s advances in frigates and submarines are reshaping Europe’s naval landscape.
Thirteen Dead in Nazca Lines Plane Crash, Including Spanish Tourists
A sightseeing plane crashed near the Nazca Lines, killing all 13 on board. Victims include Spanish, Italian, German and Peruvian nationals. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause.
Thirteen Dead in Peru Plane Crash Near Nazca Lines, Including Two Spaniards
A tourist plane crashed near the Nazca Lines in southern Peru, killing all 13 on board. Among the victims are two Spaniards. Authorities are investigating the cause as rescue efforts were hampered by fire.
EU Capitals Demand Swift Return of Ceuta Migrants to Morocco
Several EU countries urge Spain and Morocco to accelerate migrant returns after mass crossings in Ceuta. Some governments propose suspending Spain from Schengen. The crisis triggers new border controls and political tension.
Scientists Trace Modern Cats to a 30-Million-Year-Old Predator
New research highlights Proailurus, an ancient predator from Eurasia, as the earliest true cat and the ancestor of all modern felines. Its fossils shed light on how domestic cats, lions, and tigers evolved from a tree-dwelling hunter that vanished 25 million years ago.
Denza Z9GT vs Porsche Taycan: The New Face of Electric Luxury
The Denza Z9GT arrives from China to take on the Porsche Taycan, promising luxury, performance, and advanced tech. But can the newcomer truly rival the established German icon in the premium electric segment?
BMW iX3 Neue Klasse Breaks Production Records with 50,000 Units
BMW has reached a milestone with its iX3 Neue Klasse, producing 50,000 units in just ten months. The electric SUV’s rapid success signals a turning point for the brand, as demand continues to surge and new benchmarks are set.
Mercedes Suffers 94% Profit Collapse in China in Just Three Months
Mercedes-Benz has seen its profits in China plummet by 94% in only three months, despite strong results in Europe and the US. The German brand now faces a critical challenge as local demand for European luxury cars weakens.
Four Electric SUVs That Set the Standard for Everyday Driving
Skoda Enyaq RS, Volkswagen ID.4 GTX, Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Cupra Tavascan stand out as the most balanced all-wheel-drive electric SUVs. Their real-world strengths go beyond numbers, shaping the future of daily mobility.
Mercedes GLA Sets New Benchmark with 657 km Range and High-Tech Interior
Mercedes has unveiled its latest GLA, boasting up to 657 km of electric range and a strikingly advanced interior. The new model aims to outpace both established European brands and fast-rising Chinese competitors.
Volkswagen Engineers Arrested in $5 Billion Rivian Insider Trading Scandal
Two former Volkswagen engineers have been detained in California, accused of exploiting confidential merger details with Rivian to profit from stock trades. The case exposes the risks of insider leaks in high-stakes automotive deals.
Audi Q9 Arrives: The Brand’s Largest SUV Sets a New Benchmark
Audi has unveiled the Q9, its most imposing SUV to date. With up to seven seats, a 299 hp V6 diesel, advanced digital lighting, and a starting price of €126,000, the Q9 targets the top tier of the premium SUV market.
ARI 458 Pro Camper: The Tiny Electric Camper That Fits Almost Anywhere
The ARI 458 Pro Camper redefines weekend travel with its ultra-compact size, modular interior, and fully electric drive. Designed for short getaways and city escapes, it offers flexibility and efficiency for those who value easy parking and low running costs.
Why Some Drivers Store Car Keys in the Microwave at Home
Placing car keys inside a microwave has become a viral tip to block keyless entry signals and deter relay thefts. But experts warn this home hack carries real risks and recommend safer, purpose-built alternatives for protecting modern vehicles.
Eurofighter to Get Major Upgrades for Drone Collaboration and Combat Relevance Until 2060
Spain is investing in a sweeping modernization of the Eurofighter fleet, introducing advanced sensors, electronic warfare systems and new digital cockpits. The upgrades aim to keep the fighter at the forefront of European air power and enable seamless operations with future drones and sixth-generation jets.
Mercedes Surprises Europe with Chinese-Built Engine for New CLA Hybrid
Mercedes-Benz has launched its new CLA hybrid in Europe with a 1.5-liter M252 engine designed in Germany but manufactured in China. This move marks a significant shift in the brand’s approach to production and international collaboration, involving Geely, Renault, and Aurobay.
Thousands Watch Historic U17 Submarine Move Across Germany
The retired German Navy submarine U17 drew crowds as it journeyed from Speyer to Sinsheim, navigating highways, rail lines, and tight urban spaces on a 240-wheel trailer. The complex operation took four weeks and transformed local towns into a stage for one of Europe’s most ambitious technical transports.
The Best Electric Cars Under €45,000: Skoda, Tesla and Kia Compared
Electric cars are no longer a luxury in Europe. We compare the Skoda Elroq, Tesla Model 3 and Kia EV4—three standout models under €45,000—on range, comfort and everyday usability, based on real-world tests.
Jeremy Clarkson Calls Porsche 911 GT3 Touring the Best Sports Car He’s Driven
Jeremy Clarkson has declared the Porsche 911 GT3 Touring the finest sports car he has ever driven. The former Top Gear host highlights its balance of everyday usability and uncompromising performance.
Opel Mokka GSE: The Electric SUV That Redefines Driving Fun
The Opel Mokka GSE stands out among electric SUVs with its dynamic performance, striking looks, and engaging drive. While its range may not impress long-distance travelers, its agility and equipment make it a compelling choice for city and spirited driving.
Sinsal Festival Faces Scrutiny After San Simón Declared Democratic Memory Site
The Sinsal Festival on San Simón Island opens its 16th edition under new scrutiny. The site, now a Democratic Memory landmark, hosts secret concerts with only 800 attendees. Local authorities question the event’s future.
Tesla Forced to Buy Back Model 3 and Model Y Over US Safety Failures
Tesla is repurchasing 15 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in the US after discovering they do not meet key federal safety requirements. The affected cars, originally built for Canada, lack critical features demanded by American law.
Heatwave Set to Push Temperatures in Germany Up to 38°C
A new heatwave is moving from southern Europe to Germany. Authorities warn of temperatures reaching up to 38°C. The extreme heat is already causing record nights and disruptions across the Mediterranean.
Clouds and Showers Ease in Berlin and Brandenburg as Temperatures Rise
Berlin and Brandenburg start the day under heavy clouds and scattered showers. Conditions improve by afternoon, with drier, brighter weather expected. Tomorrow brings more sun and temperatures up to 25°C.
Volkswagen Tiguan 2.0 TDI 4Motion: The Diesel SUV Built for Distance
The Volkswagen Tiguan 2.0 TDI 4Motion delivers 200 hp, impressive space and real long-distance comfort, but its price tag above €60,000 raises the question: does its performance justify the cost for everyday drivers?
Mercedes-Maybach GLS Sets New Benchmark for Luxury SUVs
The Mercedes-Maybach GLS returns with a bold redesign, electrified V8 engine, and a suite of innovations aimed at redefining luxury travel. Orders open in China, with Europe and the US to follow in summer 2026.
Why Bugatti’s Top US Executive Drives an Audi, Not a Bugatti
Sascha Doering, Bugatti’s operations chief in America, chooses a luxury sedan for daily life instead of the brand’s iconic hypercars. His approach centers on personal connections with clients, not flashy displays.
Luis de la Fuente’s Salary Rises After Spain’s World Cup Triumph
Luis de la Fuente, now the most decorated coach in Spain’s history, earns €2 million annually. His new contract follows Spain’s World Cup victory and places him among the highest-paid national team managers.
Volkswagen Turns to Sheep to Maintain Massive Solar Park in Poland
Volkswagen has swapped lawnmowers for a flock of 100 sheep at its Września factory in Poland. The animals help manage vegetation beneath 31,000 solar panels, while scientists study the impact on biodiversity, soil, and animal welfare. The project aims to cut emissions and rethink land use at industrial sites.
Omoda 9 and Jaecoo 7: Chinese Plug-In Hybrids Challenge Europe
Omoda and Jaecoo, two Chinese brands, have landed in Europe with plug-in hybrid SUVs packed with features and aggressive pricing. We compare the Omoda 9 and Jaecoo 7 to see if they can unsettle established European rivals.
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