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Volkswagen, Porsche To Recall Around 227,000 cars Over Airbag, Seatbelt Issues
The newspaper said the Tiguan, Sharan and CC models built in 2015 as well as Porsche 911, Boxter, Cayman und Panamera models from 2015 and 2016. It cited Germany's KBA federal motor authority as saying the cars needed an update to the software of the airbag control units.
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Volkswagen Recalls 679,000 U.S. Vehicles That Could Roll Away
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.
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Volkswagen Could Face Recall Of More Cars Over Emissions In Germany
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...
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Volkswagen In Trouble Again Over Selling Pre-Production Cars To Public
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...
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Volkswagen To Recall 700,000 Cars Over Roof Lighting
Volkswagen has to recall about 700,000 Tiguan and Touran cars worldwide due to a possible lighting defect.
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Volkswagen's Electric Cars In Trouble Over Cancer Causing Materials
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...
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NGT Asks Volkswagen To Explain Reasons For Not Recalling Cars
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.
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Green Court Seeks Reply From Volkswagen After It Fails To Recall Cars
The National Green Tribunal has directed German auto major Volkswagen, which is embroiled in a global emission scandal, to explain reasons for not recalling 3.23 lakh cars and warned of penal action.
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Volkswagen To Recall 410,000 Cars Over Faulty Seat Belts
A spokesman told that some 191,000 Seat Ibiza and Arona vehicles with similar seat belt locks were also affected.
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Volkswagen's Audi Finds Emissions Problem With Another 60,000 Cars
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.
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Volkswagen Using More Diesel, Failing Pollution Tests After Recalls: Study
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.
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Volkswagen To Recall 33,142 Vehicles In China
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.
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Audi Recalls 127,000 Vehicles Over Emissions In Latest Euro-6 Diesel Models
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.
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Around 415,000 Volkswagen Vehicles Probed For Air Bag Problems In US
The investigation covers eight models from the 2010-2014 time-frames, including the Jetta, Tiguan, Golf and Passat.
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Audi Recalls 5,000 Diesel Cars To Fix Emissions Control Software
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.
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Volkswagen, Porsche To Recall Around 227,000 cars Over Airbag, Seatbelt Issues
The newspaper said the Tiguan, Sharan and CC models built in 2015 as well as Porsche 911, Boxter, Cayman und Panamera models from 2015 and 2016. It cited Germany's KBA federal motor authority as saying the cars needed an update to the software of the airbag control units.
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Volkswagen Recalls 679,000 U.S. Vehicles That Could Roll Away
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.
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Volkswagen Could Face Recall Of More Cars Over Emissions In Germany
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...
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Volkswagen In Trouble Again Over Selling Pre-Production Cars To Public
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...
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Volkswagen To Recall 700,000 Cars Over Roof Lighting
Volkswagen has to recall about 700,000 Tiguan and Touran cars worldwide due to a possible lighting defect.
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Volkswagen's Electric Cars In Trouble Over Cancer Causing Materials
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...
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NGT Asks Volkswagen To Explain Reasons For Not Recalling Cars
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.
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Green Court Seeks Reply From Volkswagen After It Fails To Recall Cars
The National Green Tribunal has directed German auto major Volkswagen, which is embroiled in a global emission scandal, to explain reasons for not recalling 3.23 lakh cars and warned of penal action.
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Volkswagen To Recall 410,000 Cars Over Faulty Seat Belts
A spokesman told that some 191,000 Seat Ibiza and Arona vehicles with similar seat belt locks were also affected.
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Volkswagen's Audi Finds Emissions Problem With Another 60,000 Cars
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.
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Volkswagen Using More Diesel, Failing Pollution Tests After Recalls: Study
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.
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Volkswagen To Recall 33,142 Vehicles In China
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.
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Audi Recalls 127,000 Vehicles Over Emissions In Latest Euro-6 Diesel Models
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.
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Around 415,000 Volkswagen Vehicles Probed For Air Bag Problems In US
The investigation covers eight models from the 2010-2014 time-frames, including the Jetta, Tiguan, Golf and Passat.
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Audi Recalls 5,000 Diesel Cars To Fix Emissions Control Software
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.
