Volkswagen prepares to spend over $3.3 billion on development and production of new models in North America from 2018 to 2020 as the German group restarts operations in the world’s
Volkswagen prepares to spend over $3.3 billion on development and production of new models in North America from 2018 to 2020 as the German group restarts operations in the world’s
U.S. and California regulators have approved a repair for about 38,000 Volkswagen 3.0-liter vehicles with possible excess emissions, a decision that could save the car manufacturer over $1 billion, as
In the United States, Volkswagen is taking another $3 billion charge to repair diesel engines, lifting the overall bill for its emissions-test scandal to around $30 billion. The automaker is
Volkswagen AG is near to a $10 billion civil settlement, the biggest in the auto industry’s history, to compensate U.S. owners of automobiles affected by the German automobile maker’s emissions-cheating
Herbert Diess, the existing head of Volkswagen, informed journalists in Germany last week, “Our team believe that the USA has in reality the greatest capacity for Volkswagen worldwide in the



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