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A dark SUV charging at dusk, its charging cable glowing teal, with the warm lights of a fuel station blurred in the background.
16. Oktober 2026
Plug-in-Hybrid 2026: Comeback oder Auslaufmodell?

Jeder zehnte Neuwagen in der EU ist inzwischen ein Plug-in-Hybrid, und gleichzeitig wird die Technik politisch so heftig diskutiert wie nie. Was hinter dem Wachstum steckt und worauf Händler in den nächsten ein bis zwei Jahren achten sollten.

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23. August 2026· EN
Agents, Not Dealers: What Europe's Sales Model Shift Actually Means for Buying a Car

A number gets lost in most coverage of Europe's agency-model shift: the margin. Under the classic dealer model it's thin but survivable. Under several current agency arrangements, it doesn't even clear break-even.

A lineup of small electric cars in a dark studio, teal ambient lighting reflecting off the floor.
18. August 2026· EN
Small, Electric, Under €30,000: The Best in Five Categories for 2026

For years, the sub-€30,000 EV segment was a compromise between too basic and too small. In 2026 that gap closed — half a dozen genuinely competitive small EVs launched within twelve months, each excelling at something different.

A dark map of Europe with glowing teal nodes connected across the continent, a car outline beneath it.
13. August 2026· EN
Why We Take Over the Entire Purchasing Process for Some of Our Partners

Europe is not one market. It's sixteen rulebooks. Every rule moves a price — and every price movement is either an opportunity or a loss, depending on whether someone noticed it in time.

Two SUVs facing each other head-on across a smoke-filled space, headlights lit, evoking a face-off between Europe and China.
12. August 2026· EN
Chinese EVs in Europe: Which Brands Will Still Be Here in 2029?

Chinese brands have gone from a rounding error to more than one in ten new cars sold in Europe. For dealers and exporters, the question is no longer whether they arrive — but which of them is worth building a business around.