Cars at Lower Prices During Ramadan? The Full Truth Before Buying
The article discusses how Ramadan influences the car market in the Gulf region, highlighting competitive pricing, financing solutions, and promotional strategies.
Chronicle of Deindustrialization: Europe Buys 2.5 Million Fewer Cars Than Before the Pandemic
The European automotive industry is facing unprecedented challenges, with car sales declining by 2.5 million units compared to pre-pandemic levels, compounded by increased competition from Chinese manufacturers.
These cars are Finland's 'circulation trophies' - one even has 35 owners
A study claims that certain BMW models in Finland have switched owners multiple times, with one 7-series BMW having changed hands a staggering 35 times.
2.14 Lakh Cars Sold in 28 Days! This Brand's Vehicles Sold Heavily
Maruti Suzuki recorded a significant increase in sales in February 2026, selling a total of 2,13,995 vehicles, marking a 7.3% growth compared to the same month last year.
Your smart car may cost you more than you expect after purchase
A report highlights the hidden costs associated with digital services in modern smart cars, emphasizing the importance of transparency in pricing.
Can the breakdown of a small plastic part make the whole car worthless? Here's what the manufacturer says
A German family mother faces the prospect of her 2013 Renault Espace becoming worthless due to the unavailability of replacement key cards essential for its operation.
Giant car manufacturer: billion-euro losses, blames electric cars
Stellantis, one of the largest car manufacturers, reported massive losses for the latter half of 2025 and blamed overly optimistic electric vehicle sales forecasts.
Hornby sells slot car racing brand Scalextric for £20m
Hornby has sold its Scalextric slot car racing brand to Purbeck Capital Partners for £20 million, marking a notable change for the company after owning the brand for over 50 years.
The prices of new cars are dropping, lack of minerals in the USA, and a boom in emerging markets
New car prices in Poland are declining alongside a drop in sales, prompting manufacturers to offer significant discounts; meanwhile, a shortage of key rare minerals in the USA is affecting production.
Does it make sense to take a used car on operational leasing? We calculated it for you
Operational leasing for used cars is becoming increasingly popular among consumers in Czechia as they seek more affordable alternatives to purchasing new vehicles.
Chinese pressure suffocates European manufacturers. The industry is preparing drastic cuts
European car manufacturers are facing significant pressure due to competitive pricing from Chinese producers, leading to necessary price reductions and industry cutbacks.
Stellantis makes a mistake in electric car strategy and suffers a loss of R$ 153.9 billion
Stellantis reported a net loss of €25.4 billion in 2025 due to high expenses associated with adjusting its electric vehicle strategy amid a slower-than-expected market transition.
Luxury Vehicles: Germany Losing Out in the Luxury Car Market
Germany's luxury automobile sector faces challenges as production shifts abroad, particularly with the rise of luxury SUVs.
Will electric car batteries last longer than expected? Subsidies undermine confidence in used cars
A recent study reveals that used electric cars retain significant battery capacity, alleviating concerns for potential buyers.
The Design Riddle: Why Has the Unique Stamp Disappeared from Our Contemporary Car Features?
The article explores the diminishing uniqueness in car designs, suggesting we may be entering an era of 'standardized vehicles' due to various physical, economic, and technological pressures.
Lamborghini cancels electric car project for this reason
Lamborghini has definitively canceled its electric car project due to a lack of interest from traditional car enthusiasts.
Lamborghini has canceled its first electric car, there is no interest in it
Lamborghini's first attempt at an electric vehicle has been abandoned due to a lack of market interest.
The calculation shows: Savings of up to 100€ per month – Cars are increasingly purchased this way
Recent calculations indicate that car purchases through a specific method can lead to monthly savings of up to 100 euros.
The car testing industry creates a housing shortage in Arjeplog: '80,000 kronor in rent'
The influx of car testers in Arjeplog during the testing season has led to significant housing pressure, with rental prices skyrocketing.
The end of the electric car euphoria has cost the automotive industry 65 billion dollars
Automakers are facing significant losses as their investments in electric vehicles have turned into a harsh setback, totaling at least $65 billion in global losses over the past year.
End of Models 2026: Farewell
The automotive industry is witnessing a transformation as several older car models are phased out to make way for new investments in electric mobility, software, and production efficiencies.
With 'Your 0km Without Barriers', passing through tolls is easier
A campaign by ACARA aims to simplify toll processes for new car owners in Argentina by integrating electronic toll payment systems in new vehicles.
Volkswagen Returns to its Roots. Andreas Mindt Takes Over the Design of the Entire Group
Andreas Mindt has been appointed to lead Volkswagen's design direction, aiming to restore the brand's foundational values and identity.
Logos of car manufacturers are disappearing from the front of American cars, attracting thieves with radar
A report on the rising trend of thieves targeting front logos on American cars, which are often outfitted with radar systems.
How long can I drive without the car license plate?
The article discusses the legality and implications of driving without a proper vehicle plate in Argentina, highlighting the increase in vehicles with temporary plates due to supply issues.
Why Uruguay Leads the Electric Car Boom in Latin America
Uruguay is leading the electric car market in Latin America with the highest number of electric vehicles per capita.
A new car manufacturer has arrived in the Czech Republic, a luxury branch of Hyundai
A new luxury car manufacturer linked to Hyundai has begun operations in Czechia, marking a significant development in the country's automotive industry.
Mobility Transition: When will there be new charging stations for electric cars in Munich?
Electric car drivers in Munich may have to wait years for new public charging infrastructure, according to industry expert Constantin Schwaab.
The automotive industry welcomes Sánchez's plan, but warns: "We produce 400,000 fewer cars annually, equivalent to one plant"
The Spanish automotive sector has reacted positively to the government's new plan but expresses concerns about declining production numbers.
South African car exports hit record high
South African car exports reached a record high in 2025, marking a 5.9% increase from the previous year, despite challenges presented by tariffs in key markets.
The Electric Car Desired by Finns is Changing Significantly – A Whole New Generation
The Polestar 2, a popular electric car in Finland, is set to undergo a significant update next year as it transitions to its second generation.
Another chip crisis on the horizon? The rise of AI may increase car prices
The article discusses the potential impact of AI advancements on the automotive chip market and how this could contribute to rising vehicle prices.
The World's Largest Car Brands Have Been Determined - Three Top 10 Car Giants Saw Their Rankings Drop
The global ranking of car manufacturers has shifted, with Ford's sales declining while BYD continues to rise.
Even the brand dealer didn’t find one function of this car – Is it missing completely?
The article discusses the launch of the Xpeng G6 electric vehicle in Finland, highlighting its similarities to the Tesla Model Y and a notable feature that was reportedly absent even at the official dealership.
State Election in Baden-Württemberg: Özdemir or Hagel: Who Will Save the Car Land?
The CDU's candidate Manuel Hagel focuses on economic issues ahead of the upcoming state election in Baden-Württemberg, particularly the challenges facing the automotive industry.
Trip to Guinea-Conakry, the battleground of China and the US for bauxite, key to electric car manufacturing
The article explores Guinea-Conakry's strategic importance as a key bauxite supplier amidst competition between China and the US for resources vital to the electric vehicle industry.
The costs are choking the electric car charging market
The electric vehicle market in Poland, despite significant growth, is expected to slow down drastically in 2026 due to the depletion of government subsidies.
Repair or Replace? The Secret Your Car Maintenance Centers Don't Tell You
The article discusses the growing complexity of modern cars and the debate between repairing and replacing electronic control units in automotive maintenance.
China unveils the world’s largest flying car
China has revealed Matrix, the world's largest flying car, signaling its ambition to lead the low-altitude air travel industry.
The Buenos Aires Legislature will correct 'an error' in the calculation of Gross Income that made cars 8% more expensive
The Buenos Aires Legislature plans to amend an administrative error in the Gross Income tax calculation that would increase car prices by 8%, with new legislation to be discussed in March.
A gloomy day for the Finnish automotive industry - CEO dismissals at these car brands
The Finnish automotive industry faces turmoil as several CEOs of major car import companies have been dismissed amid ongoing market difficulties.
Ferrari will present five new models this year, the first will be an electric car
Ferrari plans to unveil five new models this year, starting with its first electric vehicle.
Beijing warns carmakers: stop killing your profitability hopes by selling below cost
China bans car manufacturers from selling vehicles below production cost to protect industry profitability amid ongoing price wars.
Mercedes' profit dropped by half. The car manufacturer bets on more affordable models
Mercedes-Benz has reported a significant decline in profits, leading the company to focus on producing more affordable vehicle models.
Price War in China: Ban on Selling Cars Below Production Cost
China has banned automobile manufacturers from selling vehicles below production costs as part of a crackdown on the ongoing price war in the world's largest car market.
Decline of 45 Percent: Mercedes' Profit Drops by Almost Half
Mercedes reported a 45 percent decline in its profit primarily due to decreased car sales in China, prompting CEO Ola Källenius to focus on a product offensive.
With subsidy from the state: For whom an electric car is worthwhile now
The German government is introducing a new subsidy program to encourage the purchase of electric vehicles, providing up to €6,000 in support, making them more affordable than traditional cars.
Car exports rise 2.3%, and production decreases 2.7% in January
In January 2026, Mexico's automotive industry experienced a 2.3% increase in car exports while production dipped by 2.7%, highlighting a contrasting performance amid commercial uncertainties.
Enough is enough: Finland demands change to drivers' plight – "We don't act like the French who throw shit at the wall"
Finnish MEPs and transport industry advocates demand immediate EU solutions for freezing issues with diesel car AdBlue systems.
Harsh news from the Nordic countries – this popular electric car fails inspection at an alarming rate
A high failure rate for the Tesla Model Y during inspections in Denmark raises concerns about its durability.