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Volkswagen To Fix, Buy Back More Polluting US Diesel Vehicles
The settlement deal covered luxury VW, Audi and Porsche vehicles with 3.0-litre engines, meaning Volkswagen has now agreed to spend as much as $17.5 billion in the US to resolve claims from owners as well as federal and state regulators over polluting diesel vehicles.
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Volkswagen To Pay $86 Million In Penalties To California Over Emissions
Volkswagen AG will pay an additional $86 million in penalties to California over its emissions scandal, on top of a settlement of $14.7 billion the automaker reached with U.S. officials last week, state Attorney General Kamala Harris said in a statement on Thursday.
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Volkswagen To Pay $10.2 Billion To Settle Emissions Claims: Report
Volkswagen has agreed to take a series of steps with a total cost of about $10.2 billion to settle claims from its unprecedented diesel emissions cheating scandal in the US, two people briefed on the matter said Thursday.
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Swiss Set To Drop Criminal Probe Of VW Emissions Scandal
The Office of the Attorney General said it had informed the German carmaker and its Swiss dealership arm this month "that it considers the investigation to be complete and intends to drop the case," it said in a statement.
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Volkswagen Group Firms Sold 7 Audis Fitted With "Pollution Cheat Devices": Noida Cops
Two Indian subsidiaries of German carmaker Volkswagen group have been charged for allegedly selling seven Audi cars fitted with "cheat devices" that are able to deceive excessive pollution emission tests to a Noida businessman, police said on Friday.
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Volkswagen Can Face Dieselgate Claims Where Cars Bought, EU Court Rules
EU consumers should be able to sue Volkswagen in their national courts if they have bought cars with emission cheat devices installed, the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled on Thursday. The verdict by the EU's top court raises the possibility that the German carmaker could face masses of legal complaints from consumers across the bloc.
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Volkswagen Loses 'Damning' Dieselgate Class Lawsuit In The UK
German car giant Volkswagen faces the threat of a hefty "dieselgate" payout in Britain after a court Monday ruled in favour of more than 90,000 VW drivers whose vehicles cheated emissions tests. Following adverse rulings and compensation payouts elsewhere, the High Court in London ruled that the German auto giant was liable also in Britain.
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Canadian Judge Approves $196.5 Million Volkswagen Fine For Diesel Emissions
Volkswagen admitted to using illegal software to cheat U.S. pollution tests in 2015, triggering a global backlash against diesel vehicles that has so far cost it 30 billion euros (25 billion pounds) in fines, penalties and buyback costs.
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Volkswagen Takes One-Two Punch In Australia With Fine, Regulatory Proceedings
Volkswagen AG took two raps in Australia on Friday as a federal court upheld a fine on the German car maker as part of a global diesel emissions cheating scandal and a regulator started penalty proceedings against one of its financial units.
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Volkswagen Charged With Violating Vehicle Emission Standards In Canada
German automaker Volkswagen AG on Monday was charged with importing nearly 128,000 vehicles into Canada contravening the country's environmental legislation, a Canadian government agency said.
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Volkswagen Faces First Mass Diesel Lawsuit On Home Turf
The first hearing in what is likely to be a grinding, years-long trial opens at 10 am in Brunswick, around 30 kilometres (19 miles) from VW headquarters in the northern city of Wolfsburg.
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Volkswagen Overstated Fuel Economy On 98,000 U.S. Vehicles, Will Repay Consumers
Volkswagen AG must forfeit greenhouse gas emissions credits and is lowering the fuel economy ratings on 98,000 vehicles after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said auto software overstated real-world performance.
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Emission Scandal: No Coercive Action Against Volkswagen, Says Supreme Court
Volkswagen will not have to pay the fine imposed for damaging the environment, for the time being.
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Porsche’s New Electric Car Offers a Faster Charge Than Tesla
To sell the Taycan, its first electric vehicle, an automaker known for speed and power focuses on a Tesla-beating charging time.
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Consider Expanding Scope Of Volkswagen Case To Other Carmakers: Top Court To NGT
Supreme Court bench refused to interfere with the orders of NGT imposing fine on Volkswagen.
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Volkswagen To Fix, Buy Back More Polluting US Diesel Vehicles
The settlement deal covered luxury VW, Audi and Porsche vehicles with 3.0-litre engines, meaning Volkswagen has now agreed to spend as much as $17.5 billion in the US to resolve claims from owners as well as federal and state regulators over polluting diesel vehicles.
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Volkswagen To Pay $86 Million In Penalties To California Over Emissions
Volkswagen AG will pay an additional $86 million in penalties to California over its emissions scandal, on top of a settlement of $14.7 billion the automaker reached with U.S. officials last week, state Attorney General Kamala Harris said in a statement on Thursday.
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Volkswagen To Pay $10.2 Billion To Settle Emissions Claims: Report
Volkswagen has agreed to take a series of steps with a total cost of about $10.2 billion to settle claims from its unprecedented diesel emissions cheating scandal in the US, two people briefed on the matter said Thursday.
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Swiss Set To Drop Criminal Probe Of VW Emissions Scandal
The Office of the Attorney General said it had informed the German carmaker and its Swiss dealership arm this month "that it considers the investigation to be complete and intends to drop the case," it said in a statement.
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Volkswagen Group Firms Sold 7 Audis Fitted With "Pollution Cheat Devices": Noida Cops
Two Indian subsidiaries of German carmaker Volkswagen group have been charged for allegedly selling seven Audi cars fitted with "cheat devices" that are able to deceive excessive pollution emission tests to a Noida businessman, police said on Friday.
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Volkswagen Can Face Dieselgate Claims Where Cars Bought, EU Court Rules
EU consumers should be able to sue Volkswagen in their national courts if they have bought cars with emission cheat devices installed, the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled on Thursday. The verdict by the EU's top court raises the possibility that the German carmaker could face masses of legal complaints from consumers across the bloc.
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Volkswagen Loses 'Damning' Dieselgate Class Lawsuit In The UK
German car giant Volkswagen faces the threat of a hefty "dieselgate" payout in Britain after a court Monday ruled in favour of more than 90,000 VW drivers whose vehicles cheated emissions tests. Following adverse rulings and compensation payouts elsewhere, the High Court in London ruled that the German auto giant was liable also in Britain.
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Canadian Judge Approves $196.5 Million Volkswagen Fine For Diesel Emissions
Volkswagen admitted to using illegal software to cheat U.S. pollution tests in 2015, triggering a global backlash against diesel vehicles that has so far cost it 30 billion euros (25 billion pounds) in fines, penalties and buyback costs.
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Volkswagen Takes One-Two Punch In Australia With Fine, Regulatory Proceedings
Volkswagen AG took two raps in Australia on Friday as a federal court upheld a fine on the German car maker as part of a global diesel emissions cheating scandal and a regulator started penalty proceedings against one of its financial units.
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Volkswagen Charged With Violating Vehicle Emission Standards In Canada
German automaker Volkswagen AG on Monday was charged with importing nearly 128,000 vehicles into Canada contravening the country's environmental legislation, a Canadian government agency said.
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Volkswagen Faces First Mass Diesel Lawsuit On Home Turf
The first hearing in what is likely to be a grinding, years-long trial opens at 10 am in Brunswick, around 30 kilometres (19 miles) from VW headquarters in the northern city of Wolfsburg.
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Volkswagen Overstated Fuel Economy On 98,000 U.S. Vehicles, Will Repay Consumers
Volkswagen AG must forfeit greenhouse gas emissions credits and is lowering the fuel economy ratings on 98,000 vehicles after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said auto software overstated real-world performance.
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Emission Scandal: No Coercive Action Against Volkswagen, Says Supreme Court
Volkswagen will not have to pay the fine imposed for damaging the environment, for the time being.
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Porsche’s New Electric Car Offers a Faster Charge Than Tesla
To sell the Taycan, its first electric vehicle, an automaker known for speed and power focuses on a Tesla-beating charging time.
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Consider Expanding Scope Of Volkswagen Case To Other Carmakers: Top Court To NGT
Supreme Court bench refused to interfere with the orders of NGT imposing fine on Volkswagen.
