Recall Volkswagen Vehicles

Last month, Hyundai Motor, Kia and two other carmakers recalled over 7,700 vehicles due to faulty components.

The automaker said drivers could remove the key after stopping without placing the car in park, which increases the risk the vehicle could roll away.

After facing global outrage over the Dieselgate Scandal, Volkswagen globally seems to be in a jam yet again over what could possibly be yet another automotive scandal. According to reports, German prosecutors are investigating the sale of over 6.700 pre production Volkswagen vehicles globally - cars that should have never been sold to the public an...

NGT noted that VW has recalled only 64 per cent of the affected cars as undertaken by it and 36 per cent of the polluting vehicles are still on the roads.

A spokesman told that some 191,000 Seat Ibiza and Arona vehicles with similar seat belt locks were also affected.

Around 60,000 cars have been recalled for a software update, taking the total number of vehicles with Audi engines to more than 900,000.

The tainted cars were recalled by VW, but the Australian Automobile Association (AAA) said tests it commissioned on local vehicles before and after being updated showed they were still exceeding regulations in real-world settings.

Engines of the vehicles to be recalled were equipped with drain valves that do not allow water to drain properly, and thus lead to possible safety problems.

Road Transport authority KBA had told Audi to respond by February 2 on how it plans to update vehicle software controlling emissions, making sure the cars are unable to illegally manipulate emission controls.

The investigation covers eight models from the 2010-2014 time-frames, including the Jetta, Tiguan, Golf and Passat.

Volkswagen was found in 2015 to have illegally manipulated engine software so that vehicles would meet nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions standards in laboratory testing but not in real-world conditions, where they could emit up to 40 times the permitted levels.

Volkswagen added provisions of around 2.5 billion euros ($3 billion) on Friday to the mounting total from its diesel emissions scandal, which has already cost the company around 20 billion euros. "The reason is an increase in provisions relating to the buyback/retrofit program for 2.0l TDI vehicles, which is part of the settlements in North America...

The watchdog estimated over 20 million cars in China had air bags made by Takata, which have been linked to at least 16 deaths and 180 injuries globally.

The US branch of embattled German carmaker Volkswagen announced Tuesday it was recalling 281,000 vehicles to fix a faulty fuel pump in another blow to the company's image.

Volkswagen India had in December 2015 announced the recall of 3,23,700 lakh vehicles in India to fix the emission software after Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) conducted tests on some models and found that their on-road emissions were 1.1 times to 2.6 times higher than the applicable BS-IV norms.

Last month, Hyundai Motor, Kia and two other carmakers recalled over 7,700 vehicles due to faulty components.

The automaker said drivers could remove the key after stopping without placing the car in park, which increases the risk the vehicle could roll away.

After facing global outrage over the Dieselgate Scandal, Volkswagen globally seems to be in a jam yet again over what could possibly be yet another automotive scandal. According to reports, German prosecutors are investigating the sale of over 6.700 pre production Volkswagen vehicles globally - cars that should have never been sold to the public an...

NGT noted that VW has recalled only 64 per cent of the affected cars as undertaken by it and 36 per cent of the polluting vehicles are still on the roads.

A spokesman told that some 191,000 Seat Ibiza and Arona vehicles with similar seat belt locks were also affected.

Around 60,000 cars have been recalled for a software update, taking the total number of vehicles with Audi engines to more than 900,000.

The tainted cars were recalled by VW, but the Australian Automobile Association (AAA) said tests it commissioned on local vehicles before and after being updated showed they were still exceeding regulations in real-world settings.

Engines of the vehicles to be recalled were equipped with drain valves that do not allow water to drain properly, and thus lead to possible safety problems.

Road Transport authority KBA had told Audi to respond by February 2 on how it plans to update vehicle software controlling emissions, making sure the cars are unable to illegally manipulate emission controls.

The investigation covers eight models from the 2010-2014 time-frames, including the Jetta, Tiguan, Golf and Passat.

Volkswagen was found in 2015 to have illegally manipulated engine software so that vehicles would meet nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions standards in laboratory testing but not in real-world conditions, where they could emit up to 40 times the permitted levels.

Volkswagen added provisions of around 2.5 billion euros ($3 billion) on Friday to the mounting total from its diesel emissions scandal, which has already cost the company around 20 billion euros. "The reason is an increase in provisions relating to the buyback/retrofit program for 2.0l TDI vehicles, which is part of the settlements in North America...

The watchdog estimated over 20 million cars in China had air bags made by Takata, which have been linked to at least 16 deaths and 180 injuries globally.

The US branch of embattled German carmaker Volkswagen announced Tuesday it was recalling 281,000 vehicles to fix a faulty fuel pump in another blow to the company's image.

Volkswagen India had in December 2015 announced the recall of 3,23,700 lakh vehicles in India to fix the emission software after Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) conducted tests on some models and found that their on-road emissions were 1.1 times to 2.6 times higher than the applicable BS-IV norms.