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Volkswagen India Announces 5 Year Warranty As Standard On All Diesel Cars
Volkswagen India may phase out diesel cars in the future, but the company is ensuring peace-of-mind for customers that bring home its diesel cars in the next couple of months. At the launch of the facelifted Polo and Vento models, the German automaker announced a standard five-year warranty across diesel vehicles in its volumes segment. The petrol ...
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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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Volkswagen Fined One Billlion Euros By German Prosecutors Over Emissions Cheating
VW was fined one billion euros over diesel emissions cheating in what amounts to one of the highest ever fines imposed by German authorities.
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Volkswagen Offers To Buy Back Diesel Cars As German Bans Loom
Volkswagen said its buyback offer applied to new diesel vehicles bought between April 1 and the end of 2018 and kicks in if the city in which the buyer lives or works bans diesels within three years of the purchase.
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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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Volkswagen Gets New US Subpoena Over Pollution Cheating
US justice authorities have issued a new subpoena to Volkswagen over its emissions cheating under laws governing bank fraud, a person close to the matter said on Tuesday.
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US Authorities Ask Volkswagen to Make Electric Cars: Reports
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has asked Volkswagen (VW) to manufacture electric vehicles in the German carmaker's plant in the United States in order to make up for rigging emission tests in its diesel cars, German newspaper Welt am Sonntag reported.
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Emission Scandal: Volkswagen Begins Recall of Diesel Cars in Europe
Volkswagen (VW) has begun recalling millions of its diesel cars fitted with devices designed to cheat emission tests in Europe after German authorities gave the green light to their recall plan. The scandal-hit German carmaker, however, is no closer to a deal with US officials over how to fix the affected cars owned by American consumers.
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US Authorities Say Volkswagen Diesel Recall Plan 'Not Approvable'
The California Air Resources Board rejected Tuesday Volkswagen's recall plan for diesel cars equipped with emissions cheat devices, and the federal Environmental Protection Agency agreed the plan was not acceptable.
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Volkswagen Creates US Diesel Emissions Claims Programme
Volkswagen of America said on Thursday it is creating an independent claims programme for the owners of nearly 600,000 diesel vehicles that emit up to 40 times legally allowable emissions.
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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 to Start Recalling Vehicles Affected by Scandal in 2016
Volkswagen had recently announced that it intended to refit the vehicles affected by the emission cheating software.
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Report Claims BMW Diesel Cars Exceed EU Pollution Limits
Some diesel cars of high-end automaker BMW produce dangerous gases that exceed EU anti-pollution limits by up to 11 times, German weekly Auto Bild reported Thursday.
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West Virginia Engineer Proves to be a David to Volkswagen's Goliath
Daniel Carder, an unassuming 45-year-old engineer with gray hair and blue jeans, appears an unlikely type to take down one of the world's most powerful companies.
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The Volkswagen Scandal Will Hurt The Auto Industry More Than You Think
The whole issue of fudging data to meet emission norms is not new. We have had a case in our own backyard with GM getting into trouble with the authorities for reporting incorrect figures on its Tavera MUV.
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Volkswagen India Announces 5 Year Warranty As Standard On All Diesel Cars
Volkswagen India may phase out diesel cars in the future, but the company is ensuring peace-of-mind for customers that bring home its diesel cars in the next couple of months. At the launch of the facelifted Polo and Vento models, the German automaker announced a standard five-year warranty across diesel vehicles in its volumes segment. The petrol ...
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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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Volkswagen Fined One Billlion Euros By German Prosecutors Over Emissions Cheating
VW was fined one billion euros over diesel emissions cheating in what amounts to one of the highest ever fines imposed by German authorities.
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Volkswagen Offers To Buy Back Diesel Cars As German Bans Loom
Volkswagen said its buyback offer applied to new diesel vehicles bought between April 1 and the end of 2018 and kicks in if the city in which the buyer lives or works bans diesels within three years of the purchase.
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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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Volkswagen Gets New US Subpoena Over Pollution Cheating
US justice authorities have issued a new subpoena to Volkswagen over its emissions cheating under laws governing bank fraud, a person close to the matter said on Tuesday.
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US Authorities Ask Volkswagen to Make Electric Cars: Reports
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has asked Volkswagen (VW) to manufacture electric vehicles in the German carmaker's plant in the United States in order to make up for rigging emission tests in its diesel cars, German newspaper Welt am Sonntag reported.
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Emission Scandal: Volkswagen Begins Recall of Diesel Cars in Europe
Volkswagen (VW) has begun recalling millions of its diesel cars fitted with devices designed to cheat emission tests in Europe after German authorities gave the green light to their recall plan. The scandal-hit German carmaker, however, is no closer to a deal with US officials over how to fix the affected cars owned by American consumers.
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US Authorities Say Volkswagen Diesel Recall Plan 'Not Approvable'
The California Air Resources Board rejected Tuesday Volkswagen's recall plan for diesel cars equipped with emissions cheat devices, and the federal Environmental Protection Agency agreed the plan was not acceptable.
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Volkswagen Creates US Diesel Emissions Claims Programme
Volkswagen of America said on Thursday it is creating an independent claims programme for the owners of nearly 600,000 diesel vehicles that emit up to 40 times legally allowable emissions.
-
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 to Start Recalling Vehicles Affected by Scandal in 2016
Volkswagen had recently announced that it intended to refit the vehicles affected by the emission cheating software.
-
Report Claims BMW Diesel Cars Exceed EU Pollution Limits
Some diesel cars of high-end automaker BMW produce dangerous gases that exceed EU anti-pollution limits by up to 11 times, German weekly Auto Bild reported Thursday.
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West Virginia Engineer Proves to be a David to Volkswagen's Goliath
Daniel Carder, an unassuming 45-year-old engineer with gray hair and blue jeans, appears an unlikely type to take down one of the world's most powerful companies.
-
The Volkswagen Scandal Will Hurt The Auto Industry More Than You Think
The whole issue of fudging data to meet emission norms is not new. We have had a case in our own backyard with GM getting into trouble with the authorities for reporting incorrect figures on its Tavera MUV.
