Federal Motor Transport Authority

Germany's Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) is considering recalling more Volkswagen cars due to its emissions, scandal, the Bild am Sonntag newspaper reported on Sunday. The KBA has opened an investigation into whether a software update for 1.2-litre engine cars, including the popular Polo, enabled them to cheat emissions tests, the newspape...

As if the huge Dieselgate scandal wasn't damaging enough for Volkswagen as an automaker, the German car maker might soon find itself embroiled in yet another scandal. And this time, it is for its electric cars! According to reports, Volkswagen, following a ruling by the German federal Motor Transport Authority, might have to recall close to 1.25 la...

Germany's Federal Motor Transport Authority has also written to Tesla owners, warning them that their vehicles could not be operated without their constant attention.

Allegations that Volkswagen lied about the carbon dioxide emissions of up to 800,000 cars appeared to evaporate into thin air today as the embattled German car maker said they had been proven to be largely unfounded.

As the company grapples with the technology aspect of doing that (let alone the cost), Germany's Federal Motor Transport Authority KBA has asked it to recall 2.4 million cars immediately.

Germany's Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) is considering recalling more Volkswagen cars due to its emissions, scandal, the Bild am Sonntag newspaper reported on Sunday. The KBA has opened an investigation into whether a software update for 1.2-litre engine cars, including the popular Polo, enabled them to cheat emissions tests, the newspape...

As if the huge Dieselgate scandal wasn't damaging enough for Volkswagen as an automaker, the German car maker might soon find itself embroiled in yet another scandal. And this time, it is for its electric cars! According to reports, Volkswagen, following a ruling by the German federal Motor Transport Authority, might have to recall close to 1.25 la...

Germany's Federal Motor Transport Authority has also written to Tesla owners, warning them that their vehicles could not be operated without their constant attention.

Allegations that Volkswagen lied about the carbon dioxide emissions of up to 800,000 cars appeared to evaporate into thin air today as the embattled German car maker said they had been proven to be largely unfounded.

As the company grapples with the technology aspect of doing that (let alone the cost), Germany's Federal Motor Transport Authority KBA has asked it to recall 2.4 million cars immediately.