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Piech, Porsche families say united behind Volkswagen management

The Piech and Porsche families that manage over 52 percent of Volkswagen have sworn to back senior management, reserving previous disputes as the automakers struggles to get rid of an

Volkswagen9 years ago

New Jersey could get $65 million in Volkswagen settlement

New Jersey will be qualified for approximately $65 million from Volkswagen to lower a key air pollutant that sets off asthma attacks as part of the automobile company’s settlement with

Audi9 years ago

Audi to buy back 25,000 diesel engine Q7 models in U.S.

Volkswagen‘s premium division Audi is going to buy back 25,000 diesel engine vehicles in the United States to compensate owners whose vehicles do not satisfy exhaust emission standards, German weekly

People gather around the Volkswagen's Phideon as it is presented during the Auto China 2016 auto show in Beijing April 25, 2016. REUTERS/Damir Sagolj/File Photo

Volkswagen9 years ago

Volkswagen contends sister brand Audi with new China-only model

Volkswagen will introduce a high-end sedan in China on Friday that will take on directly with sibling brand name Audi and is aimed at purchasers searching for elegant yet less-flashy

Volkswagen9 years ago

U.S. judge signals possible approval of Volkswagen diesel buyback settlement

A Reuters report notes that a federal judge in San Francisco on Tuesday stated he was strongly inclined to approve a record-setting $10.033 billion proposed buyback and settlement deal from

Volkswagen9 years ago

Missouri takes legal action against Volkswagen over diesel emissions

The state of Missouri took legal action against Volkswagen on Monday, ending up being the 17th U.S. state to take legal action against German automaker over emissions scandal. Independently, U.S.

Volkswagen9 years ago

Volkswagen To Reveal Next-Generation Golf in November

A mid-life refresh for Volkswagen‘s renowned hatchback, the VW Golf, is being set in motion with the Wolfsburg-based auto company announcing that the “countdown has begun” to an early November

Volkswagen9 years ago

Volkswagen to pay $175 million to U.S. lawyers suing over emissions scandal

Volkswagen, in another action to move past its pricey diesel emissions cheating scandal, has concurred to pay $175 million to U.S. attorneys suing the German automaker on behalf of the

Volkswagen9 years ago

Volkswagen shall cut 2,500 jobs per year through early retirements, says labor boss

Volkswagen shall cut up to 2,500 jobs annually over 10 years by moving employees into early retirement, Handelsblatt reported, pointing out Bernd Osterloh, chief of the automaker’s influential works council.

Volkswagen9 years ago

Bild am Sonntag: Volkswagen CEO Matthias Mueller had no knowledge of emissions scandal

Volkswagen Chief Executive Matthias Müller had no knowledge of the automaker’s diesel emissions cheating scandal, Germany’s Bild am Sonntag newspaper notes, pointing out a report by Jones Day, the lawfirm

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