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German Authorities Search Continental, Volkswagen As Part Of Diesel Probe
German prosecutors have extended their diesel emissions probe to include auto supplier Continental for its role in supplying engine components, searching the company's offices and those of automaker Volkswagen, the companies said on Wednesday. Prosecutors in Hanover, Germany conducted the searches as part of an investigation into how a 1.6-litre di...
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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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NGT Slaps Rs. 500 Crore Fine On Volkswagen India For Use Of Cheat Device
The National Green Tribunal Thursday slapped a fine of Rs 500 crore on German auto major Volkswagen for damaging the environment through the use of "cheat device" in its diesel cars in India. A bench headed by NGT chairperson Justice Adarsh Kumar Goel directed the carmaker to deposit the amount within two months. The tribunal enhanced the compensat...
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Top Court Tells Green Panel To Check Car-Makers For Emissions Violations
The Supreme Court on Monday favoured widening of judicial scrutiny of a case pertaining to use of cheat device in diesel cars to flout emission norms in vehicles made by German automaker Volkswagen by bringing other auto majors under the scanner.
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Stuttgart Prosecutors Mull Fines Against Bosch, Porsche, Daimler
Daimler, Porsche and Bosch may face a probe for regulatory offences related to potential emissions cheating, the Stuttgart prosecutors' office said on Thursday, a day after Braunschweig prosecutors fined Volkswagen 1 billion euros ($1.2 bln) for the same violation.
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Ex-Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn Charged In United States Over Dieselgate Scandal
Dieselgate is the biggest (and dirtiest) scandal to ever hit the global automotive industry. And now in a rather unexpected development, the United States Justice Department has disclosed that it has filed criminal charges against Volkswagen's ex-CEO Martin Winterkorn. The charges have been filed accusing him of a conspiracy to cover up the Volkswa...
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NGT Summons ARAI Director To Explain About Test On Volkswagen
The tribunal was hearing pleas filed by a school teacher Saloni Ailawadi and a few others seeking ban on sale of its vehicles for alleged violation of emission norms.
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Volkswagen To Block Emissions Audit In Constitutional Court
The court in the town of Celle ruled that VW could not appeal, which the auto maker views as a violation of its fundamental rights.
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Volkswagen Rebuffs Suggestions That It Violated Consumer Laws In 20 EU Countries
The German automaker also said it does not see the requirement to make restitution to the affected European customers.
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Volkswagen Violated Consumer Laws In 20 Countries
According to Die Welt, the European Commission recently discovered that VW's cheating on emissions tests caused the group to violate consumer laws in 20 countries in the European Union.
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German Authorities Search Continental, Volkswagen As Part Of Diesel Probe
German prosecutors have extended their diesel emissions probe to include auto supplier Continental for its role in supplying engine components, searching the company's offices and those of automaker Volkswagen, the companies said on Wednesday. Prosecutors in Hanover, Germany conducted the searches as part of an investigation into how a 1.6-litre di...
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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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NGT Slaps Rs. 500 Crore Fine On Volkswagen India For Use Of Cheat Device
The National Green Tribunal Thursday slapped a fine of Rs 500 crore on German auto major Volkswagen for damaging the environment through the use of "cheat device" in its diesel cars in India. A bench headed by NGT chairperson Justice Adarsh Kumar Goel directed the carmaker to deposit the amount within two months. The tribunal enhanced the compensat...
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Top Court Tells Green Panel To Check Car-Makers For Emissions Violations
The Supreme Court on Monday favoured widening of judicial scrutiny of a case pertaining to use of cheat device in diesel cars to flout emission norms in vehicles made by German automaker Volkswagen by bringing other auto majors under the scanner.
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Stuttgart Prosecutors Mull Fines Against Bosch, Porsche, Daimler
Daimler, Porsche and Bosch may face a probe for regulatory offences related to potential emissions cheating, the Stuttgart prosecutors' office said on Thursday, a day after Braunschweig prosecutors fined Volkswagen 1 billion euros ($1.2 bln) for the same violation.
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Ex-Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn Charged In United States Over Dieselgate Scandal
Dieselgate is the biggest (and dirtiest) scandal to ever hit the global automotive industry. And now in a rather unexpected development, the United States Justice Department has disclosed that it has filed criminal charges against Volkswagen's ex-CEO Martin Winterkorn. The charges have been filed accusing him of a conspiracy to cover up the Volkswa...
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NGT Summons ARAI Director To Explain About Test On Volkswagen
The tribunal was hearing pleas filed by a school teacher Saloni Ailawadi and a few others seeking ban on sale of its vehicles for alleged violation of emission norms.
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Volkswagen To Block Emissions Audit In Constitutional Court
The court in the town of Celle ruled that VW could not appeal, which the auto maker views as a violation of its fundamental rights.
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Volkswagen Rebuffs Suggestions That It Violated Consumer Laws In 20 EU Countries
The German automaker also said it does not see the requirement to make restitution to the affected European customers.
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Volkswagen Violated Consumer Laws In 20 Countries
According to Die Welt, the European Commission recently discovered that VW's cheating on emissions tests caused the group to violate consumer laws in 20 countries in the European Union.
