Sell electric cars is falling firmly in the US

Sharp contrast with Europe The sale of fully electric cars is falling considerably in the United States. The fall in sales of April does not appear to be a one -off relapse, but will be continued in May. In May 2025, 5.9 percent fewer fully electric cars were sold in the US than in the […]

‘American cousin Alfa Romeo Tonale in danger by import duties’

Dark clouds are gathering over the American cousin of the Alfa Romeo Tonale, the Dodge Hornet. Stellantis is delaying the possible facelift of the model. Whether and when the Dodge Hornet will get a facelift and be allowed to go for a second round is very questionable. This is according to reports from Automotive News.

British get a subsidy from Stal to stimulate EV sales

Anyway again There were various subsidies available in Europe for years to stimulate the sale of electric cars, but many of them have also disappeared. The British now get the drug from the stable again. The sale of electric cars has been strongly fueled by various European countries by sprinkling with purchase subsidies. In recent

Young people more positive about occasions and EVs than the elderly

Generation Gap Young people are somewhat more positive about purchasing used and electric cars than older people. There is a bit of a generation gap, according to research by Autoscout24. In general, Dutch people have become more positive about buying second-hand cars, according to research by Autoscout24. 15 percent have become more positive about it

Much more car parts reused: cheaper and more sustainable

Lekker refurbishen More and more car parts are being reused instead of being replaced by new ones. This is according to research by Actronics. This year, 20 percent more so-called ‘refurbished’ car parts are being used than five years ago. According to Actronics, this is due to various developments. For example, new cars and car

Renault 5 put in historical colors by Dutch people

Williams Spheres The Renault 5 is already wonderfully retro in itself, but there’s always room for more. That’s what a Dutch dealer and a car customizer thought. You might be thinking, hey, is this the Renault 5 Williams? Well, the word Williams doesn’t appear once in the press release, but it’s clear that dealer Zeeuw

Detours for a refueling on vacation pays off even more this year

Many Dutch people can refuel cheaply in neighboring countries while on vacation. Those who take a smart detour can save tens of euros. Due to the rapidly rising oil prices, it even yields slightly more this year. In few places in Europe is the petrol price as high as in the Netherlands. This is because

Mercedes-Benz Cla Shooting Brake: In line with tradition

Technologically a Flagship for the Brand If you say CLA, you say Shooting Brake. The new CLA sedan already saw the light of day earlier. Now it’s the turn of its slightly more spacious sibling. Outwardly, the new Mercedes CLA Shooting Brake strongly resembles its predecessor; under the skin, we find the cream of the

Volvo expects billion less profit by EX90 and ES90 contraders

Volvo is significantly lowering its financial expectations due to setbacks surrounding the large, new, and electric EX90 and ES90. Trouble with the lidar and other complex systems, software problems, changing market demand, and above all, import tariffs: things are not going well for Volvo when it comes to the brand’s new electric flagships. The introduction

This Peugeot 304 Coupé is nice ‘Dans Son Jus’ – in the wild

Already 30 Years with the Same Owner Classic cars don’t have to be perfect to be cool. This Peugeot 304 Coupé proves that, still looking nicely original. You can restore a car completely down to the last detail, but you can also aim to keep it in its original condition for as long as possible.

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