Drivin' in Czechia
All you need to drive smart in the Czech Republic
Alfa Romeo is once again undergoing a revival. The new generation of vehicles is finally expected to deliver the long-awaited success—thanks in part to the brand’s decision to play it safe this time, gradually expanding its lineup in the currently…
Chinese marque Leapmotor, part of the Stellantis group, only recently announced its entry into the Czech market and is promising to further broaden its line-up. After the T03 city car and the family-oriented C10 crossover, the range will be joined…
Volvo used to be a strong proponent of electromobility; the Swedish automaker was even among the first to announce a plan for a full transition to electric vehicles. However, the company has been gradually retreating from its original strategy ever…
Czech roads are anything but monotonous. From the slab-like stretches of D1 highway often dubbed as bumpy concrete “tank tracks”, through winding country roads lined with wine cellars in sunny Moravia, to the steep mountain switchbacks of the Krkonoše or…
A car for two persons is a broad term, as such a vehicle can appeal to a wide range of customers and, as a result, can have completely different features. A young couple, for example, might be looking for such…
Chinese carmakers have long been talked about, but they are now a reality that cannot be ignored. In recent months, reports have regularly appeared about yet another Chinese brand entering the Czech market. The selection has now become so broad…
Family car buyers in recent years are mainly choosing among large SUVs, a segment whose offerings have expanded considerably. Yet, there are long-standing players that have been on the market for quite some time. One of them is the Kia…
