BMW said on Thursday it has accepted a settlement proposed by the European Commission to put an end to an antitrust investigation, saying it had
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Australian competition regulator said on Friday the federal court rejected Volkswagen’s appeal against a record A$125 million ($95.1 million) fine on the automaker, which was
Lawsuit claims about 1.4 million Nissan and Renault vehicles sold in the UK could be equipped with defeat devices. Vehicles include Nissan Qashqai, a petrol-powered
Volkswagen faces the threat of a huge “dieselgate” payout in Britain following a court Monday ruled in favor of over 90,000 drivers whose vehicles cheated emissions
EU consumers should be able to sue automakers in their national courts if they have purchased cars with emission cheat devices installed, an adviser to
Australia’s competition regulator stated the federal court has penalized Volkswagen AG a record A$125 million ($86 million) for supposedly making false representations regarding compliance with
Tens of thousands of British drivers on Monday alleged Volkswagen of fitting devices to cheat clean air laws at the beginning of the country’s biggest
Volkswagen this week rejected a German judge’s call to settle a customer class action lawsuit that concerns its rigging of diesel emissions tests, stating there
A French investigation into alleged emissions cheating by Renault is a step nearer to possible court action, Le Monde reported on Monday, following a technical
A federal judge in San Francisco on Friday authorized a $307.5 million civil settlement for about 100,000 U.S. owners of Fiat Chrysler diesel vehicles that
The U.S. Justice Department has started a criminal investigation into Ford Motor’s emissions certification process in the country, the automaker revealed on Friday, saying it
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV has accepted to pay $110 million to settle a lawsuit accusing it misled U.S. investors over excess diesel emissions and failed
Volkswagen stated the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission may sue the automaker due to its failure to reveal its diesel emissions scandal to investors. VW
Ford Motor stated on Thursday it has employed outside experts to probe its vehicle fuel economy and testing procedures after employees raised issues, and did
German prosecutors have started an investigation into Daimler for allegedly failing to avoid diesel emissions cheating, possibly resulting in a fine for the automaker, as
