The Porsche Cayenne is splitting up. There will be a fully electric Cayenne that will be offered alongside the current model. It is this electric Porsche Cayenne that the Germans are now showing from all angles, although the electric SUV is still richly covered with psychedelic sticker work. In 2024, the then ten-year-old Porsche Macan […]

Convenience and Inconvenience Convenient, isn’t it, a parking app on your phone? It saves you from searching for a parking meter. But beware: a survey by the Consumers’ Association shows that parking apps can also result in hefty bills. The Consumers’ Association had over 10,000 panel members look at ten parking apps. The ten applications

Cheaper refueling The OPEC+ oil cartel will increase oil production significantly more than expected next month. OPEC+ was already working with three times higher oil production than originally planned. According to market experts, an oil surplus is threatening later this year, which could lead to lower prices at the pump. The oil cartel is increasing

‘You can pack enough for a 2-week hotel stay in the South of France’ Temperatures are rising, and summer vibes are taking over. This calls for an open car, even if a convertible isn’t always a complete joy in really high temperatures. Fortunately, the BMW Z4 of the E89 generation offers a solution, armed against

The Danish concept of ‘hygge’ means something like coziness or well-being. This term is perfectly applicable to the new Volvo EM90, which pampers its occupants to the max. Unfortunately, Volvo’s first MPV is only available in China. Therefore, we drive it through Shanghai instead of Stockholm. Cozy in Shanghai, also on the road for sure?

Few car brands openly embrace safety as much as Volvo. Successfully, because who doesn’t associate the Swedish brand with safety? It’s no wonder that the Volvo Safety Center is opening its doors to us on the occasion of its 25th anniversary. All car brands work around the clock on safety. The requirements are different all

Your first love is never forgotten. That’s why, together with enthusiastic car owners, we look back on their very first car. Today, we’re going back to the 70s with Carla’s Fiat 124 from Heemstede, when car ownership was not yet a given. A snow-white Fiat 124 as your first car. How did that beloved Italian

Zeekr says it wants to attack the premium brands with the new 7x SUV. The brand does this with a lot of power for a low price. We know that strategy from somewhere. From Kia, which is doing more or less the same with the EV6 GT. We’re figuring out which premium attempt is the

Irmscher Opium The Opel Manta B is one of the most tuned cars of the 70s and 80s. Six-cylinder in it, flared wheel arches, fierce spoilers, you name it with which the coupé based on the Ascona was tuned. Pure cult, for decades. We mainly know the Manta from the New Kids and in Germany

More and more often new cars seem to be featured with electronic defects. It also appears from research by JD Power. Especially fully electric models and plug-in hybrids often leave their drivers. Autoweek found out where that trend comes from and how manufacturers solve the defects. What is not on it cannot go wrong and