Europe Dieselgate

The opinion, if followed by Europe's top court, raises the possibility that Volkswagen could face masses of legal complaints from consumers across the European Union.

After facing global outrage over the Dieselgate Scandal, Volkswagen globally seems to be in a jam yet again over what could possibly be yet another automotive scandal. According to reports, German prosecutors are investigating the sale of over 6.700 pre production Volkswagen vehicles globally - cars that should have never been sold to the public an...

Auto shows globally aren't making the right headlines these days with dropping footfalls and inflated budgets shying manufacturers away. After German auto giant Volkswagen said it won't participate in the Paris Motor Show 2018, Group company Lamborghini too has confirmed its absence from the motor show. The Paris Motor Show happens once in every tw...

Porsche will be recalling 60,000 SUVs which have been fitted with defeat devices capable of cheating during emission tests.

Audi is recalling almost 5,000 cars in Europe for a software fix after discovering they emitted too much nitrogen oxide, the polluting gas that parent Volkswagen concealed from U.S. regulators in its devastating 2015 "dieselgate" scandal.

Last month, VW said it was taking another $3 billion charge to fix diesel engines in the United States, lifting the total bill for its emissions-test cheating scandal to around $30 billion.

The numbers are in line with previous assessments of deaths due to the so-called "Diesel gate" scandal, which erupted when carmaker Volkswagen admitted in 2015 to cheating on vehicle emissions tests.

Emissions from diesel cars rigged to appear eco-friendly may be responsible for 5,000 air pollution deaths per year in Europe alone, according to a study published Monday.

Over 3 million Mercedes-Benz cars have been voluntarily recalled in Europe to fix emissions. This recall comes amidst allegations of the company using a 'defeat device' similar to the ones used on VW cars, which regulated the emissions when under regulatory testing.

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.

Pollution from 2.6 million Volkswagen cars sold in Germany between 2008 to 2015 - tampered to falsely comply with emission standards - will cause 1200 premature deaths across Europe, with each person losing as much as a decade of their life, a new study said today.

After multiple recalls in the US, Europe and other global markets pertaining to the 'Dieselgate Scandal, Volkswagen has finally announced a massive recall in India as well.

The opinion, if followed by Europe's top court, raises the possibility that Volkswagen could face masses of legal complaints from consumers across the European Union.

After facing global outrage over the Dieselgate Scandal, Volkswagen globally seems to be in a jam yet again over what could possibly be yet another automotive scandal. According to reports, German prosecutors are investigating the sale of over 6.700 pre production Volkswagen vehicles globally - cars that should have never been sold to the public an...

Auto shows globally aren't making the right headlines these days with dropping footfalls and inflated budgets shying manufacturers away. After German auto giant Volkswagen said it won't participate in the Paris Motor Show 2018, Group company Lamborghini too has confirmed its absence from the motor show. The Paris Motor Show happens once in every tw...

Porsche will be recalling 60,000 SUVs which have been fitted with defeat devices capable of cheating during emission tests.

Audi is recalling almost 5,000 cars in Europe for a software fix after discovering they emitted too much nitrogen oxide, the polluting gas that parent Volkswagen concealed from U.S. regulators in its devastating 2015 "dieselgate" scandal.

Last month, VW said it was taking another $3 billion charge to fix diesel engines in the United States, lifting the total bill for its emissions-test cheating scandal to around $30 billion.

The numbers are in line with previous assessments of deaths due to the so-called "Diesel gate" scandal, which erupted when carmaker Volkswagen admitted in 2015 to cheating on vehicle emissions tests.

Emissions from diesel cars rigged to appear eco-friendly may be responsible for 5,000 air pollution deaths per year in Europe alone, according to a study published Monday.

Over 3 million Mercedes-Benz cars have been voluntarily recalled in Europe to fix emissions. This recall comes amidst allegations of the company using a 'defeat device' similar to the ones used on VW cars, which regulated the emissions when under regulatory testing.

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.

Pollution from 2.6 million Volkswagen cars sold in Germany between 2008 to 2015 - tampered to falsely comply with emission standards - will cause 1200 premature deaths across Europe, with each person losing as much as a decade of their life, a new study said today.

After multiple recalls in the US, Europe and other global markets pertaining to the 'Dieselgate Scandal, Volkswagen has finally announced a massive recall in India as well.