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Volkswagen Starts Settlement Talks With German Consumer Groups Over Diesel Scandal
Volkswagen on Thursday said it was in talks to discuss a settlement with German vehicle owners who are suing the carmaker over excessive pollution caused by VW's diesel cars. In 2015 the carmaker admitted to using manipulated engine management software to mask excessive pollution levels in its diesel cars, sparking a raft of prosecutions and lawsui...
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VW Waives Appeal Against German Dieselgate Compensation Cases
Despite VW's admission of wrongdoing in the United States, it says it has not broken the law in Europe and sees no need to compensate European consumers. The carmaker has committed to fixing all affected vehicles by autumn.
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South Korea Hits VW With Record Fine For Deceptive Emissions Ads
Volkswagen's woes stemming from its emission scandal seem to have no end with the latest blow coming from South Korea.
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Volkswagen's $15 Billion US Emissions Settlement Gets Early Court Approval
A $15 billion settlement over Volkswagen's emissions cheating scandal cleared a key hurdle Tuesday, with a federal judge giving preliminary approval to a deal that includes an option for owners to have the carmaker buy back their vehicles.
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Scandal-Hit Volkswagen Sets Hopes On Electromobility
Embattled auto giant Volkswagen said today it plans to launch more than 30 all-electric models by 2025 as it seeks to reposition itself as a leading player in environmentally sustainable modes of transport.
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VW Disagrees With ARAI's Reckoning That Its Cars Have a Defeat Device
Volkswagen Group India issued a statement saying that it believes its cars are not equipped with a 'defeat device'.
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Government of India to Investigate All Diesel Vehicles for Violation of Emission Norms
In the wake of Volkswagen's voluntary recall of 3.23 lakh cars in India, the government said it will investigate all diesel vehicles in India.
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Volkswagen Dethrones Toyota To Become World's Top-Selling Automaker
The German automaker, though plagued by the emissions scandal, took the top spot after Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) announced a drop in vehicle sales in the first-half of 2016.
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South Korea Fines Volkswagen
South Korea became the only other country besides the United States to take serious action against Volkswagen AG for cheating diesel emissions tests. Volkswagen Korea has been fined an equivalent of approximately Rs 81.7 crore with over 1.25 lakh diesel cars having been recalled so far.
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Cheating Software Also Affects VW Group's 3.0-Litre TDI Engine, Claims EPA
Volkswagen may be in even more trouble as the United States Environmental Protection Agency has alleged that the emissions cheating software has also been found in the the German carmaker's 3.0-litre TDI V6 diesel engine.
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File From VW Emission Scandal Investigation Reported Missing
Bild, a German newspaper, claimed that a "secret file" relevant to the case has gone missing.
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German Transport Authorities to Ask Volkswagen to Recall 2.4 million Vehicles
As the company grapples with the technology aspect of doing that (let alone the cost), Germany's Federal Motor Transport Authority KBA has asked it to recall 2.4 million cars immediately.
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Volkswagen Diesel Scandal: Engineers Reportedly Admit to Installing Software
A German newspaper claimed that during an internal investigation many engineers admitted that they installed the controversial software in the cars.
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Volkswagen Will Soon Initiate Refitment for Vehicles Affected by Scandal
After receiving much flak for cheating emission standards, Volkswagen has announced that it will soon initiate the overhaul of the 11 million cars affected by the recent scandal.
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Audi, Skoda Identify Cars With 'Cheat' Software
In what's being largely seen as a preemptive move, VW Group companies Audi and Skoda have now decided to check diesel engines on 3.3 million cars worldwide.
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Volkswagen Starts Settlement Talks With German Consumer Groups Over Diesel Scandal
Volkswagen on Thursday said it was in talks to discuss a settlement with German vehicle owners who are suing the carmaker over excessive pollution caused by VW's diesel cars. In 2015 the carmaker admitted to using manipulated engine management software to mask excessive pollution levels in its diesel cars, sparking a raft of prosecutions and lawsui...
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VW Waives Appeal Against German Dieselgate Compensation Cases
Despite VW's admission of wrongdoing in the United States, it says it has not broken the law in Europe and sees no need to compensate European consumers. The carmaker has committed to fixing all affected vehicles by autumn.
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South Korea Hits VW With Record Fine For Deceptive Emissions Ads
Volkswagen's woes stemming from its emission scandal seem to have no end with the latest blow coming from South Korea.
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Volkswagen's $15 Billion US Emissions Settlement Gets Early Court Approval
A $15 billion settlement over Volkswagen's emissions cheating scandal cleared a key hurdle Tuesday, with a federal judge giving preliminary approval to a deal that includes an option for owners to have the carmaker buy back their vehicles.
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Scandal-Hit Volkswagen Sets Hopes On Electromobility
Embattled auto giant Volkswagen said today it plans to launch more than 30 all-electric models by 2025 as it seeks to reposition itself as a leading player in environmentally sustainable modes of transport.
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VW Disagrees With ARAI's Reckoning That Its Cars Have a Defeat Device
Volkswagen Group India issued a statement saying that it believes its cars are not equipped with a 'defeat device'.
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Government of India to Investigate All Diesel Vehicles for Violation of Emission Norms
In the wake of Volkswagen's voluntary recall of 3.23 lakh cars in India, the government said it will investigate all diesel vehicles in India.
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Volkswagen Dethrones Toyota To Become World's Top-Selling Automaker
The German automaker, though plagued by the emissions scandal, took the top spot after Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) announced a drop in vehicle sales in the first-half of 2016.
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South Korea Fines Volkswagen
South Korea became the only other country besides the United States to take serious action against Volkswagen AG for cheating diesel emissions tests. Volkswagen Korea has been fined an equivalent of approximately Rs 81.7 crore with over 1.25 lakh diesel cars having been recalled so far.
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Cheating Software Also Affects VW Group's 3.0-Litre TDI Engine, Claims EPA
Volkswagen may be in even more trouble as the United States Environmental Protection Agency has alleged that the emissions cheating software has also been found in the the German carmaker's 3.0-litre TDI V6 diesel engine.
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File From VW Emission Scandal Investigation Reported Missing
Bild, a German newspaper, claimed that a "secret file" relevant to the case has gone missing.
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German Transport Authorities to Ask Volkswagen to Recall 2.4 million Vehicles
As the company grapples with the technology aspect of doing that (let alone the cost), Germany's Federal Motor Transport Authority KBA has asked it to recall 2.4 million cars immediately.
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Volkswagen Diesel Scandal: Engineers Reportedly Admit to Installing Software
A German newspaper claimed that during an internal investigation many engineers admitted that they installed the controversial software in the cars.
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Volkswagen Will Soon Initiate Refitment for Vehicles Affected by Scandal
After receiving much flak for cheating emission standards, Volkswagen has announced that it will soon initiate the overhaul of the 11 million cars affected by the recent scandal.
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Audi, Skoda Identify Cars With 'Cheat' Software
In what's being largely seen as a preemptive move, VW Group companies Audi and Skoda have now decided to check diesel engines on 3.3 million cars worldwide.
