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"In Spirit Of April Fool's Day...": Volkswagen On US 'Name Change'
German automaker Volkswagen AG's U.S. unit issued a false news release on Tuesday claiming it would rename its U.S. operations as "Voltswagen of America" in a marketing stunt designed to call attention to its electric vehicle efforts, the company said on Tuesday.
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U.S. Opens Probe Into Whether Volkswagen Vehicles Infringe Jaguar Land Rover Patents
The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) said on Monday it is opening in investigation into whether German automaker Volkswagen AG infringed on patents held by Jaguar Land Rover for a system used for off-road driving.
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2022 Volkswagen Taos SUV Unveiled
Volkswagen has officially unveiled its all-new compact SUV - Taos, and it has been specifically developed, for the US market.
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Volkswagen Teases The New Taos Compact SUV For The US Market
Volkswagen has teased its upcoming all-new Taos compact SUV in the United States. The carmaker will be revealing its newest offering on October 13, 2020. The upcoming Taos will be slotted below the Tiguan SUV in the Volkswagen's line-up. It is the second proof point of brand's doubling up SUV strategy following the launch of Atlas Cross Sport earli...
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Volkswagen Invests Extra $200 Million In U.S. Battery Company QuantumScape
Volkswagen is increasing its stake in U.S. company QuantumScape by up to $200 million to boost the development of solid-state battery technology that aims to increase the ranges of electric cars and shorten charging times, the German carmaker said.
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Volkswagen Furloughs 1,500 Workers At Tennessee Auto Plant Starting April 11
Volkswagen AG said Thursday it will furlough 1,500 workers at its U.S. assembly plant in Tennessee starting April 11 as the industry grapples with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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U.S. Jury Awards $100,000 In Punitive Damages To Drivers Of Four Volkswagen Vehicles
A U.S. jury in California on Monday awarded the drivers of four Volkswagen AG vehicles a total of $100,000 as punitive damages for being sold diesel vehicles that emitted excess pollution, although the amount awarded was a fraction of what was sought.
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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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U.S. Judge Urges Volkswagen, SEC To Resolve Civil Dieselgate Suit
A federal judge in California on Friday urged the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Volkswagen AG to resolve a civil suit stemming from its Dieselgate emissions scandal.
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Volkswagen To Invest $800 Million, Build New Electric Vehicle In U.S.
Both Ford and VW face mounting costs for developing electric and autonomous vehicles. Diess told reporters that VW could shoulder its ambitious $91 billion electrification plan on its own but was open to partnerships to increase economies of scale.
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Around 415,000 Volkswagen Vehicles Probed For Air Bag Problems In US
The investigation covers eight models from the 2010-2014 time-frames, including the Jetta, Tiguan, Golf and Passat.
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Dieselgate Scandal: Volkswagen to Buy-back 5 Lakh Cars in the US
Volkswagen AG seems to have finally come to an agreement with the US government authorities. The German auto giant will be re-purchasing almost 5,00,000 diesel cars that were fitted with the defeat device in the US as part of the infamous dieselgate scandal.
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Volkswagen To Offer Buy Back Of Nearly 500,000 US Diesel Cars: Sources
Volkswagen AG and US officials have reached a framework deal under which the automaker would offer to buy back almost 500,000 diesel cars that used sophisticated software to evade US emission rules, two people briefed on the matter said on Wednesday.
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Volkswagen Faces Huge US Lawsuit Over Pollution Cheating
Volkswagen faces potentially huge damages to pay over pollution cheat devices on its diesel-engine cars in a class-action lawsuit filed in a San Francisco court this week.
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Volkswagen Proposes Catalytic Converter To Fix US Test Cheating Cars: Reports
Volkswagen engineers have come up with a catalytic converter that could be fitted to around 430,000 cars in the United States as a fix for vehicles capable of cheating emissions tests, German daily Bild am Sonntag reported.
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"In Spirit Of April Fool's Day...": Volkswagen On US 'Name Change'
German automaker Volkswagen AG's U.S. unit issued a false news release on Tuesday claiming it would rename its U.S. operations as "Voltswagen of America" in a marketing stunt designed to call attention to its electric vehicle efforts, the company said on Tuesday.
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U.S. Opens Probe Into Whether Volkswagen Vehicles Infringe Jaguar Land Rover Patents
The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) said on Monday it is opening in investigation into whether German automaker Volkswagen AG infringed on patents held by Jaguar Land Rover for a system used for off-road driving.
-
2022 Volkswagen Taos SUV Unveiled
Volkswagen has officially unveiled its all-new compact SUV - Taos, and it has been specifically developed, for the US market.
-
Volkswagen Teases The New Taos Compact SUV For The US Market
Volkswagen has teased its upcoming all-new Taos compact SUV in the United States. The carmaker will be revealing its newest offering on October 13, 2020. The upcoming Taos will be slotted below the Tiguan SUV in the Volkswagen's line-up. It is the second proof point of brand's doubling up SUV strategy following the launch of Atlas Cross Sport earli...
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Volkswagen Invests Extra $200 Million In U.S. Battery Company QuantumScape
Volkswagen is increasing its stake in U.S. company QuantumScape by up to $200 million to boost the development of solid-state battery technology that aims to increase the ranges of electric cars and shorten charging times, the German carmaker said.
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Volkswagen Furloughs 1,500 Workers At Tennessee Auto Plant Starting April 11
Volkswagen AG said Thursday it will furlough 1,500 workers at its U.S. assembly plant in Tennessee starting April 11 as the industry grapples with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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U.S. Jury Awards $100,000 In Punitive Damages To Drivers Of Four Volkswagen Vehicles
A U.S. jury in California on Monday awarded the drivers of four Volkswagen AG vehicles a total of $100,000 as punitive damages for being sold diesel vehicles that emitted excess pollution, although the amount awarded was a fraction of what was sought.
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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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U.S. Judge Urges Volkswagen, SEC To Resolve Civil Dieselgate Suit
A federal judge in California on Friday urged the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Volkswagen AG to resolve a civil suit stemming from its Dieselgate emissions scandal.
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Volkswagen To Invest $800 Million, Build New Electric Vehicle In U.S.
Both Ford and VW face mounting costs for developing electric and autonomous vehicles. Diess told reporters that VW could shoulder its ambitious $91 billion electrification plan on its own but was open to partnerships to increase economies of scale.
-
Around 415,000 Volkswagen Vehicles Probed For Air Bag Problems In US
The investigation covers eight models from the 2010-2014 time-frames, including the Jetta, Tiguan, Golf and Passat.
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Dieselgate Scandal: Volkswagen to Buy-back 5 Lakh Cars in the US
Volkswagen AG seems to have finally come to an agreement with the US government authorities. The German auto giant will be re-purchasing almost 5,00,000 diesel cars that were fitted with the defeat device in the US as part of the infamous dieselgate scandal.
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Volkswagen To Offer Buy Back Of Nearly 500,000 US Diesel Cars: Sources
Volkswagen AG and US officials have reached a framework deal under which the automaker would offer to buy back almost 500,000 diesel cars that used sophisticated software to evade US emission rules, two people briefed on the matter said on Wednesday.
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Volkswagen Faces Huge US Lawsuit Over Pollution Cheating
Volkswagen faces potentially huge damages to pay over pollution cheat devices on its diesel-engine cars in a class-action lawsuit filed in a San Francisco court this week.
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Volkswagen Proposes Catalytic Converter To Fix US Test Cheating Cars: Reports
Volkswagen engineers have come up with a catalytic converter that could be fitted to around 430,000 cars in the United States as a fix for vehicles capable of cheating emissions tests, German daily Bild am Sonntag reported.
