News German officials don’t think a software upgrade will solve the diesel problem German Environment Minister Svenja Schulze has told Reuters that they don’t believe that a software change would improve on the…
News Volkswagen tested diesel fumes on monkeys Almost 4 years ago, 10 monkeys sat in an airtight container in a research lab in Albuquerque breathing in diesel…
4x4, News Porsche Rolls out Software Updates for Diesel Models The effects of Volkswagen’s dieselgate issue has been huge. It threw into light the question of whether diesel vehicles are…
News Mercedes to stop selling diesel versions in the US Diesel cars have gotten a very bad light, especially in the US when the whole Volkswagen Dieselgate issue erupted. So…
News Emissions: Has ‘Dieselgate’ hit BMW as well? In a strange turn of events, it appears that the ‘Dieselgate‘ fracas that plagued VW may have just turned toward…
News VW Executive pleads guilty in the US As the Volkswagen diesel gate scandal continues in the US at the courts, VW Executive who looks after compliance, Oliver…
News Fiat Chrysler sued by the US Government The US Justice Department has filed a civil suit against the Fiat Chrysler automotive group on the grounds that the…
News Audi’s Plants searched by German Prosecutors Last Updated: 9.57am 17-Mar On Wednesday, German prosecutors searched Audi’s two biggest plants as well as other sites which are…
News VW Settles Its 3.0L Dieselgate Scandal in the U.S. Volkswagen announced that they have reached an agreement with the United States authorities to resolve their civil claims regarding approximately…
News VW Receives Green Light For Fixing Another 2.3 Million Dieselgate Cars Germany’s Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) has approved Volkswagen’s technical solution for an additional 2.3 million polluting cars powered by the EA 189 1.6-litre…
News European Owners Demand Similar Compensation VW offers to the U.S.A. Last month, Volkswagen announced that they will pay up to RM60 billion to settle claims stemming from its dieselgate scandal in the U.S.,…
News, World Volkswagen Agrees to Pay RM60 billion to Settle the Dieselgate Scandal in the USA! Volkswagen has agreed to pay up to $14.7 billion (est RM60 billion!) to settle claims stemming from its dieselgate scandal, in what…