Electrically Powered Plug-Ins With Reasonly Sized Battery Hyundai reveals what it will be up to until 2030. As expected, it turns out to be QUITE A LOT. Among Other Things, Hyundai Will Come Withully Electrically Powered Models with An Internal Combustion Engine on Board. Like Many Other Brands, Hyundai Pays a Lot of Attention – […]

… but not if you are self-emplyed! The Pseudo-Final Levy for Company Fuel Cars, Announced Earlier This Week, is intended to make Those Cars Less Attractive. For Company Youngtimers, The Levy is of just The Death Knell, Although That Does Not Apply If You Have A Sole Proprietorship. The Pseudo-Final Levy is one of the

Definitely WORTH A Look Wheels Mariënwaerdt is Increasingly Emerging as the Ultimate Car Party in the Netherlands, and that’s not limited to the event itelf. The Parking Lot is Almost As Fun, at Least For Those Who Pay More Attention to the Cars Than To The Mud. We Are Still Enjoying Wheels Mariënwaerdt, Where Many

‘Symbioz is too close’ Renault tacitly deleted the stubborn Arkana from the range. The compact Coupé-SUV did not do it unkind in terms of sales figures, but, according to Renault, is too close in particular the newer Symbioz. In fact, the Arkana – we talk about the car in the past tense – was exactly

Prices reduced by up to € 4,600 The Always-Hybrid Honda Jazz is Becoming More Affordable. Significant ly so. The prices of the honda jazz e: heev are dropping by thousands of euros in the Netherlands. AutoWeek can report this after looking at the price list. The Honda Jazz isn’t a bestseller in the Netherlands. Although

2029 is No Longer Feasible The Construction of the Tunnel Between the German Island of Fehmarn and the Danish Island of Lolland is Delayed Again, Reports The Project Developer. The Project, Costing Billions of Euros, was supposed to be complete in 2029, but the developer no longer expects to achieve that. The 18-kilometer-long tunnel is

The umpteenth recall After persistent problems with distribution belts, camshaft settings and unsafe airbags, car manufacturer Stellantis in the Netherlands recalls massive cars back to the garage. The reason this time: fire hazard. According to the parent company of brands such as Opel, Peugeot and Citroën, cars produced between January 2023 and May 2025 can

First Electric Mitsubishi Since the i-Miev The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross PHEV is Dead, Long Live the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross! The New Eclipse Cross is a brand-noew electric SUV that will also be available in the Netherlands. It’s the first electric Mitsubishi Since the i-Miev. What it is also: a renault scenic e-tech electric. Highlights Mitsubishi

So still a touareg It is no secret that Volkswagen works on a new ‘Electric First’ platform, the SSP base. It is surprising that the first Volkswagen on that platform is said to be an electric Volkswagen Id Touareg, so a large SUV. We now hear about that electric id touareg for the first time

Open Cut And Finished Always Wanted a Dacia Duster With An Open Cargo Bed? Now you no longer have to travel to South America, because there is now a dacia duster pick-up in Europe! Undoubtedly, legions of Dacia Enthusiasts have occasionally looked at the South American Automotive Market in recent Years with Complex Feelings in