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European Union To Toughen Emissions Test For Hybrid Cars - Report
The new methodology could mean some carmakers, who in 2021 sold almost as many plug-in hybrids in Europe as they did battery-electric vehicles (BEVs), would need to sell more BEVs to meet EU emissions targets and avoid sizeable fines.
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European Union To Toughen Emissions Test For Hybrid Cars - Report
The new methodology could mean some carmakers, who in 2021 sold almost as many plug-in hybrids in Europe as they did battery-electric vehicles (BEVs), would need to sell more BEVs to meet EU emissions targets and avoid sizeable fines.
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Europe Climate Group Calls For End To Subsidies For Plug-In Hybrid Cars
Plug-in hybrid cars emit far more CO2 than advertised, according to tests commissioned by European campaign group Transport and Environment (T&E), which on Monday called on governments to end subsidies and tax breaks for such models.
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BMW Not Interested In Settling EU Cartel Investigations: Report
Germany's BMW has no interest in settling an investigations by the European Union antitrust authorities against the company and other German carmakers, German magazine WirtschaftsWoche reported on Friday, citing company sources.
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Engineers Develop Cheap, Simple Tests For Car Emissions
Regulators also need to find inexpensive ways to measure real-world emissions without installing costly equipment
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BMW Blames Trade Headwinds, Emissions Tests For Weaker 2018
Profits at German high-end carmaker BMW tumbled in 2018, the firm said Friday, with trade headwinds and tough new EU emissions tests' drag on performance set to last into this year.
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Ford Fesses Up on Emissions Early in Effort to Limit the Damage
The automaker has hired an outside firm to investigate certain specifications used in its testing, according to a statement.
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European Car Sales Slump 23% as New Emissions Tests Start
The tougher testing methods are designed to produce results more in line with real-world conditions.
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EU Says Volkswagen Yet To Guarantee Emission Fix Does Not Impair Cars
Agencies from the EU's 28 member states and the European Union executive reiterated concerns that the German auto giant has not done enough to respond to a request
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BMW Sued by U.S. Diesel Drivers Over Emissions-Test Cheating
BMW joined the growing list of carmakers sued for installing software designed to cheat diesel-emissions tests.
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Daimler Drops on Report Software Affected U.S. Emissions Tests
Software in Mercedes-Benz diesel cars might have been designed solely to pass emissions tests.
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BMW Rejects Emission Manipulation Report; Says Its Cars Are In Line With Legal Requirements
Rejecting German magazine Der Spiegel reports that BMW's emissions treatment systems in its vehicles do not work effectively, the Bavarian car claims its models are in line with the applicable legal requirements.
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Volkswagen to Pay Affected US Customers $5,000 Each in Emissions Case: Report
Volkswagen has reached a deal with US authorities to settle the case over its cheating of diesel emissions tests that would involve it paying each affected customer $5,000, Germany's Die Welt newspaper reported on Wednesday.
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Investor Says Volkswagen Must Do More In Emissions Investigation
Volkswagen needs to do more to investigate how Europe's largest carmaker became embroiled in emissions cheating, shareholder Union Asset Management said on Wednesday.
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Don't Sell Cars With 'Cheat Device': Green Panel Tells Volkswagen
The National Green Tribunal today directed German automobile major Volkswagen not to sell any diesel vehicle in India fitted with "cheat device" and give an undertaking in this regard.
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European Union To Toughen Emissions Test For Hybrid Cars - Report
The new methodology could mean some carmakers, who in 2021 sold almost as many plug-in hybrids in Europe as they did battery-electric vehicles (BEVs), would need to sell more BEVs to meet EU emissions targets and avoid sizeable fines.
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European Union To Toughen Emissions Test For Hybrid Cars - Report
The new methodology could mean some carmakers, who in 2021 sold almost as many plug-in hybrids in Europe as they did battery-electric vehicles (BEVs), would need to sell more BEVs to meet EU emissions targets and avoid sizeable fines.
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Europe Climate Group Calls For End To Subsidies For Plug-In Hybrid Cars
Plug-in hybrid cars emit far more CO2 than advertised, according to tests commissioned by European campaign group Transport and Environment (T&E), which on Monday called on governments to end subsidies and tax breaks for such models.
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BMW Not Interested In Settling EU Cartel Investigations: Report
Germany's BMW has no interest in settling an investigations by the European Union antitrust authorities against the company and other German carmakers, German magazine WirtschaftsWoche reported on Friday, citing company sources.
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Engineers Develop Cheap, Simple Tests For Car Emissions
Regulators also need to find inexpensive ways to measure real-world emissions without installing costly equipment
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BMW Blames Trade Headwinds, Emissions Tests For Weaker 2018
Profits at German high-end carmaker BMW tumbled in 2018, the firm said Friday, with trade headwinds and tough new EU emissions tests' drag on performance set to last into this year.
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Ford Fesses Up on Emissions Early in Effort to Limit the Damage
The automaker has hired an outside firm to investigate certain specifications used in its testing, according to a statement.
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European Car Sales Slump 23% as New Emissions Tests Start
The tougher testing methods are designed to produce results more in line with real-world conditions.
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EU Says Volkswagen Yet To Guarantee Emission Fix Does Not Impair Cars
Agencies from the EU's 28 member states and the European Union executive reiterated concerns that the German auto giant has not done enough to respond to a request
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BMW Sued by U.S. Diesel Drivers Over Emissions-Test Cheating
BMW joined the growing list of carmakers sued for installing software designed to cheat diesel-emissions tests.
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Daimler Drops on Report Software Affected U.S. Emissions Tests
Software in Mercedes-Benz diesel cars might have been designed solely to pass emissions tests.
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BMW Rejects Emission Manipulation Report; Says Its Cars Are In Line With Legal Requirements
Rejecting German magazine Der Spiegel reports that BMW's emissions treatment systems in its vehicles do not work effectively, the Bavarian car claims its models are in line with the applicable legal requirements.
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Volkswagen to Pay Affected US Customers $5,000 Each in Emissions Case: Report
Volkswagen has reached a deal with US authorities to settle the case over its cheating of diesel emissions tests that would involve it paying each affected customer $5,000, Germany's Die Welt newspaper reported on Wednesday.
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Investor Says Volkswagen Must Do More In Emissions Investigation
Volkswagen needs to do more to investigate how Europe's largest carmaker became embroiled in emissions cheating, shareholder Union Asset Management said on Wednesday.
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Don't Sell Cars With 'Cheat Device': Green Panel Tells Volkswagen
The National Green Tribunal today directed German automobile major Volkswagen not to sell any diesel vehicle in India fitted with "cheat device" and give an undertaking in this regard.
