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1mo ago

Why Fuel Prices Keep Rising in Europe – and What's Really Behind It

Paying over 2 euros per liter is not a coincidence. Rising fuel prices are driven by global crises, political decisions, and a clear shift in mobility. Understanding this leads to better choices.

2mo ago

Enough with the Swiping: Why Cars Need Real Controls Again

Swipe, tap, search – all while driving. That was never "modern," it was unnecessarily complicated. In 2026, the tablet dashboard will be transformed back into a car interior that actually works.

3mo ago

How Much Power Do You Really Need? 90 vs. 300 Horsepower in Everyday Life

Power is one of the first numbers discussed when buying a car. 90 horsepower sounds like compromise. 300 horsepower feels like freedom.

3mo ago

Why the Top Test Winner Often Isn't the Best Car

Buying a car often starts with numbers and tests – but it ends in everyday life. Find out why more and more buyers realize that a test winner isn't automatically the best choice, and why comparisons play a different role today than they did in the past.

3mo ago

VW ID. Polo – Electric Revolution in a Compact Package

The VW ID. Polo represents a strategic turning point for Volkswagen: The iconic Polo name is going electric and is set to go into full production as a small electric car from 2026.

9mo ago

The 12 Most Popular New Cars Under €25,000 - 2025 Will Be More Affordable Than Expected

SUVs, compact cars, city cars – if you search smartly in 2025, you can get surprisingly a lot of car for under €25,000. These 12 models are currently the top favorites among car buyers. And rightfully so.

10mo ago

No more combustion engines from 2035 – but where will the batteries come from? Europe's reliance on China's rare earths – Will the EU law fall after all?

Starting in 2035, new combustion engine cars are set to become a thing of the past in Europe. However, the electric car revolution relies heavily on Chinese raw materials. We take a look at how realistic this goal really is, which manufacturers are prepared, and whether the grand phase-out of combustion engines might falter.

1y ago

Gas vs. Electric - What Can You Afford Today for £ 20,000?

A new car for under 20,000? That used to be standard. Today, it's getting tougher—especially if you want an electric car.

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