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Suzuki e-Sky: the compact electric car arriving in Europe in 2027
Created by Daniela Ezequiel at Monday, 31 August 2026
Suzuki is preparing to strengthen its commitment to electric mobility with a model designed primarily for the city. It is called the Suzuki e-Sky, measures just over 3.39 metres, weighs around 1030 kg and follows a different philosophy from many of today’s electric cars: instead of increasing batter...
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McLaren McL 6GT revives the M6GT and returns to a pure manual gearbox
Created by Daniela Ezequiel at Tuesday, 25 August 2026
McLaren has decided to look to the past to imagine one of its next supercars. The result is the McLaren McL 6GT, a model that revives the spirit of Bruce McLaren’s historic M6GT and brings back a feature that has not been part of the brand’s road cars for more than three decades: the manual gearbox....
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Fuel tax reaches €710 million for Infrastructure of Portugal
Created by Daniela Ezequiel at Tuesday, 25 August 2026
The fuel tax generated €710 million in revenue for Infraestruturas de Portugal (IP) in 2025. It is the highest annual figure recorded since the public company was created in 2015 and is equivalent to almost two million euros per day. At issue is the component associated with the former Road Service...
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Hat-Trick Benecar: new car, three offers. The choice is yours.
Created by Tiago Fernandes at Friday, 14 August 2026
The new football season is getting underway, and at Benecar there is a Hat-Trick worth much more than three points. From 22 August to 6 September , when you buy your new car at Benecar – Cidade do Automóvel , you can choose one of three offers : a V2C Trydan Single-Phase 7.4 kW Wallbox, €500 on a Re...
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Driving at 180 km/h could change from an administrative offence to a criminal offence
Created by Daniela Ezequiel at Friday, 14 August 2026
Driving at very high speeds could soon have much more serious consequences in Portugal. The new Highway Code, currently being prepared, may classify driving above a certain speed as a criminal offence, with 180 km/h and 200 km/h being mentioned as possible reference points. The change has not yet be...
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New or Used Car: Pros and Cons of Each Option
Created by Hugo Filipe at Wednesday, 12 August 2026
Should you buy a new car or choose a nearly new/used one? In this article, we compare both options across 12 practical criteria, from price and warranty to taxes and financing. Throughout the article, we group nearly new and used cars together, as they share virtually all the same advantages over a...
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Lamborghini Revuelto SV breaks record ahead of global debut
Created by Daniela Ezequiel at Wednesday, 12 August 2026
The Lamborghini Revuelto SV has not even been officially unveiled yet, but it has already started making its mark. The new, more radical version of the Italian hybrid supercar completed a lap of the Hockenheim circuit in Germany in just 1min41.6s, a result Lamborghini presents as a new record for a...
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AC vs DC Charging: What's the Difference?
Created by Tiago Fernandes at Tuesday, 11 August 2026
Anyone who drives or is considering buying an electric car will, sooner or later, come across two terms associated with charging: AC and DC . Both refer to the type of electric current used during charging, but they work differently. This difference helps explain why an electric car may charge at a...
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Marsien GT debuts radical Porsche 911 with 830 hp and 330 km/h
Created by Daniela Ezequiel at Wednesday, 12 August 2026
The Porsche 911 is already, in itself, a benchmark among sports cars. But the new Marsien GT takes the formula to a very different level. Created by Marc Philipp Gemballa from the 992-generation Porsche 911, this Gran Turismo delivers more than 830 hp, reaches 330 km/h, and will be limited to just 3...
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