Two months of daily driving is usually enough to separate a good launch-week impression from a genuine long-term verdict. With Forza Horizon 6, that extra time hasn't changed the overall
Robin Mørensson
Born in 1997 in Monza, Italy, he lives in Copenhagen, a city he is madly in love with. In addition to the automotive world, in which he has been working since his university days, he also manages the magazine www.noglen.eu and collaborates with Istituto Culturale Nordico (the Nordic Cultural Institute), the foremost institution for teaching Nordic languages and promoting Scandinavian culture in Italy.
Copenhagen's cycling culture is one of its biggest tourist draws, but this summer it's also become a source of friction. Thousands of visitors have taken to the city's bike lanes
While most car makers are racing to cram bigger screens, more apps and an ever growing list of distractions into their dashboards, Hispano Suiza is making a case for the
If you're shopping the used car market in Denmark right now, there's a strong case that a nearly new electric car is the smartest place to look. A new depreciation
Audi revives the A2 name with an e-tron aimed at becoming the brand’s most energy efficient car ever
Audi is reviving the A2 name later this year, and reactions to that news will likely split people into two camps. For some, it will bring back memories of a
Germany's car industry is living through its toughest stretch in recent history, and it's showing up in a wave of large, coordinated job cuts across the country's biggest manufacturers. Volkswagen
Chinese owned car brands are no longer a niche presence on Danish roads. Between January and July 2026, 14,816 new cars from Chinese owned brands were registered in Denmark, up
Nearly a decade after development began, Boeing has finally secured certification to produce the 737 MAX 7, the smallest variant of its best selling aircraft family. The Federal Aviation Administration
A new name is about to join the Nordic automotive landscape. iCAUR, the new energy mobility brand created by Chery Group we met also in Beijing during the China Auto
Nearly every person reaches for a lithium powered device every single day, yet most have little idea what should happen to that battery once it dies. A new study from
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