In October 2025, regulations were approved to improve road safety throughout the European Union. Member countries have three years to adapt their local legislation. Here are all the new developments, which will be gradually implemented with the aim of improving road safety. Driving licence valid for 15 years New requirements for obtaining a driving licence […]
Polestar was founded in 1997 as Flash Engineering, specialising in high-performance tuning of Volvo vehicles, its parent company. In 2017, it became an independent brand specialising in electric vehicles based in Gothenburg (Sweden), owned by Volvo and China’s Geely. Polestar’s electric cars are designed in Sweden with sustainability and performance as their main objectives. Polestar
The Spanish Motor Insurance Act has been updated. One of the main changes is the compulsory civil liability insurance for electric scooters and personal mobility vehicles, which will come into force in January 2026. The Act transposes Directive 2021/2118 on civil liability insurance for motor vehicles, which means that the regulations will be similar in
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Driving rules are very similar across all European countries, but each country has its own specific rules and signs that are important to know. If you have ever driven in Spain, you have probably noticed a capital letter L on a green background on some cars. This L that you see on some vehicles in
Spain, often associated with its sunny beaches and Mediterranean climate, hides in its north a region of striking natural beauty: Green Spain. This corner of the country, bordered by the Cantabrian Sea, offers lush landscapes, spectacular cliffs and a unique cultural richness. The A-8 motorway, which runs along the north coast of Spain, is an
Are you planning a trip to Spain by car or thinking about renting a vehicle there? Driving in a foreign country can seem daunting, but with the right information, your experience on Spanish roads will be smooth and enjoyable. Here is a comprehensive guide answering the most frequently asked questions from foreign drivers, whether you
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The cost of gasoline in Spain is a significant concern for tourists, as it directly impacts travel expenses. Fuel prices can fluctuate due to various factors, including global oil markets, taxes, and regional differences within the country. While these costs can add up, there are practical ways for drivers to reduce their fuel expenditure without
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Fuerteventura, the second-largest of Spain’s Canary Islands, is a destination renowned for its stunning landscapes, year-round sunshine, and diverse range of activities. Located in the Atlantic Ocean, approximately 100 kilometres off the coast of North Africa, this island offers a unique blend of natural beauty, adventurous sports, and the freedom to explore its vast terrain
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Driving an electric car in Spain during the summer requires careful planning, especially for long journeys such as those connecting Madrid with Barcelona, Seville or León. Factors such as the vehicle’s range, the density of chargers, the impact of heat and the use of air conditioning all influence the feasibility of these trips. You may
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Traffic in Spain is a reflection of its urban dynamism, with cities that combine a rich history, a vibrant cultural life and, in many cases, considerable road congestion. According to the most recent data available, the five Spanish cities with the most traffic congestion problems are Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, Palma de Mallorca and Valencia. We
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