- VW agrees to spend up to $1.6 billion on Canada emissions settlement
WASHINGTON -- Volkswagen Group has agreed to spend up to C$2.1 billion ($1.6 billion) to buy back or fix 105,000 polluting diesels and compensate owners in Canada.
Dec. 20 , 2016
- Bosch expected to settle U.S. VW diesel claims for $300 million, report says
WASHINGTON -- German auto supplier Robert Bosch GmbH is expected to settle a suit, filed by U.S. owners of polluting Volkswagen diesel vehicles, for more than $300 million, a source briefed on the mat...
Dec. 20 , 2016
- VW gets weekend for 'intense' talks on diesel-cheating case
A federal judge said Volkswagen Group has made "substantial progress" toward a settlement to get about 80,000 Audi, VW and Porsche vehicles with emissions-cheating 3.0-liter diesel engines fixed or of...
Dec. 19 , 2016
- Swiss seize evidence from AMAG dealer group in VW emissions case
ZURICH -- Swiss prosecutors have opened criminal proceedings and seized evidence from the AMAG dealership network after an appellate court ruled Swiss investigators must conduct their own investigatio...
Dec. 12 , 2016
- EU plans action against Germany, UK over VW emissions scandal, report says
BRUSSELS -- The European Union will take action against seven nations including Germany and Britain for failing to police car emissions rules, EU sources said, after the Volkswagen cheating scandal sh...
Dec. 08 , 2016
- VW's German executives said to hire lawyers as U.S. justice officials gather evidence
WASHINGTON (Bloomberg) -- Dozens of Volkswagen Group executives in Germany have hired U.S. criminal defense lawyers as the Justice Department ramps up meetings with managers to gather evidence that ma...
Dec. 06 , 2016
- VW extends 20 billion euro loan to weather diesel fall-out
FRANKFURT -- Volkswagen Group has agreed to extend a 20 billion-euro ($21.2 billion) bank credit line, which is part of the automaker's efforts to maintain its financial strength while it counts the f...
Nov. 29 , 2016
- VW charts its long journey back
FRANKFURT -- Herbert Diess' first comprehensive global strategy for the Volkswagen brand pegs the U.S. as a critical market and production base to drive the automaker's profitability in the next decad...
Nov. 28 , 2016
