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U.S. Opens Probe Into Whether Volkswagen Vehicles Infringe Jaguar Land Rover Patents
The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) said on Monday it is opening in investigation into whether German automaker Volkswagen AG infringed on patents held by Jaguar Land Rover for a system used for off-road driving.
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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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US Government Sues Fiat Chrysler Over Excess Emissions
The lawsuit could ultimately help lead to a settlement, as in an earlier probe of Volkswagen AG that will cost VW up to $25 billion.
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Volkswagen, US Justice Department Discuss Settling Criminal Probe: Sources
Volkswagen AG and the U.S. Justice Department have held preliminary settlement talks about resolving a criminal probe into the automaker's diesel emissions scandal, two sources briefed on the matter said.
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Volkswagen's Top US Executive Steps Down Amid Ongoing Probe
Volkswagen AG's top US executive is stepping down nearly six months after the German automaker admitted to installing software to allow 580,000 diesel US vehicles to emit excess emissions, the company said on Wednesday.
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Volkswagen Blasted For Shielding Emissions Documents From US Probe
Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen blasted Volkswagen AG on Friday for citing German law to withhold documents from a group of U.S. state attorneys general investigating the German automaker's use of illegal diesel emissions software.
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Volkswagen to Recall 3.2 Lakh Cars in India on Emission Cheating Charges
German auto giant Volkswagen will recall 3.23 lakh vehicles in India after a government-ordered probe found the company using diesel engines equipped with a device which helps cheat emission tests, as it had done in the US and other global markets.
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'Fewer Than 10' Targeted in Volkswagen Probe, Say German Prosecutors
The criminal investigation in Germany into the pollution-cheating scandal that has engulfed auto giant Volkswagen has identified "a lot fewer than 10" possible culprits, prosecutors told AFP on Friday.
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Police Raid Volkswagen Headquarters as Probe Mounts in Germany, US
In Germany, Volkswagen submitted plans Wednesday that said it would begin recalling affected vehicles from January, but admitted that it would only complete the refitting by the end
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Police Raid Volkswagen Headquarters as Probe Mounts in Germany, US
German police swooped on Volkswagen's headquarters on Thursday, carrying away files and hard disks as the investigation into a massive pollution cheating scandal expanded on both sides of the Atlantic.
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VW Studying Impact of Emission Scandal on India, No Recall Yet
The company said it is in communication with testing agency ARAI, which has been asked by the government to probe if Volkswagen manipulated emission tests in India as it did in the US and Europe.
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Volkswagen Emission Scandal: Now, India Orders Probe
US regulators last Friday said the world's top automaker by sales had installed "defeat device" software in models such as the Jetta, Beetle and Golf to lower emissions during testing. In normal conditions, the emissions exceeded permitted limits.
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Volkswagen Turns to Porsche Chief to Steer it Out of Crisis: Report
Volkswagen will name Matthias Mueller, the head of its Porsche sports car brand, as its chief executive as it tries to recover from a scandal over its rigging of US vehicle emissions tests, a source close to the matter said on Thursday.
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Volkswagen Shares Plunge on Emissions Scandal; US Widens Probe
Volkswagen shares plunged by nearly 20 per cent on Monday after the German carmaker admitted it had rigged emissions tests of diesel-powered vehicles in the United States, and US authorities said they would widen the probe to other automakers.
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Volkswagen's 'Clean Diesel' Strategy Unraveled by Outside Emissions Tests
Volkswagen shares in Europe fell almost 20 per cent on Monday, and the company suspended US sales of its diesel cars until it can come up with a fix to satisfy regulators.
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U.S. Opens Probe Into Whether Volkswagen Vehicles Infringe Jaguar Land Rover Patents
The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) said on Monday it is opening in investigation into whether German automaker Volkswagen AG infringed on patents held by Jaguar Land Rover for a system used for off-road driving.
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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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US Government Sues Fiat Chrysler Over Excess Emissions
The lawsuit could ultimately help lead to a settlement, as in an earlier probe of Volkswagen AG that will cost VW up to $25 billion.
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Volkswagen, US Justice Department Discuss Settling Criminal Probe: Sources
Volkswagen AG and the U.S. Justice Department have held preliminary settlement talks about resolving a criminal probe into the automaker's diesel emissions scandal, two sources briefed on the matter said.
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Volkswagen's Top US Executive Steps Down Amid Ongoing Probe
Volkswagen AG's top US executive is stepping down nearly six months after the German automaker admitted to installing software to allow 580,000 diesel US vehicles to emit excess emissions, the company said on Wednesday.
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Volkswagen Blasted For Shielding Emissions Documents From US Probe
Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen blasted Volkswagen AG on Friday for citing German law to withhold documents from a group of U.S. state attorneys general investigating the German automaker's use of illegal diesel emissions software.
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Volkswagen to Recall 3.2 Lakh Cars in India on Emission Cheating Charges
German auto giant Volkswagen will recall 3.23 lakh vehicles in India after a government-ordered probe found the company using diesel engines equipped with a device which helps cheat emission tests, as it had done in the US and other global markets.
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'Fewer Than 10' Targeted in Volkswagen Probe, Say German Prosecutors
The criminal investigation in Germany into the pollution-cheating scandal that has engulfed auto giant Volkswagen has identified "a lot fewer than 10" possible culprits, prosecutors told AFP on Friday.
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Police Raid Volkswagen Headquarters as Probe Mounts in Germany, US
In Germany, Volkswagen submitted plans Wednesday that said it would begin recalling affected vehicles from January, but admitted that it would only complete the refitting by the end
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Police Raid Volkswagen Headquarters as Probe Mounts in Germany, US
German police swooped on Volkswagen's headquarters on Thursday, carrying away files and hard disks as the investigation into a massive pollution cheating scandal expanded on both sides of the Atlantic.
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VW Studying Impact of Emission Scandal on India, No Recall Yet
The company said it is in communication with testing agency ARAI, which has been asked by the government to probe if Volkswagen manipulated emission tests in India as it did in the US and Europe.
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Volkswagen Emission Scandal: Now, India Orders Probe
US regulators last Friday said the world's top automaker by sales had installed "defeat device" software in models such as the Jetta, Beetle and Golf to lower emissions during testing. In normal conditions, the emissions exceeded permitted limits.
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Volkswagen Turns to Porsche Chief to Steer it Out of Crisis: Report
Volkswagen will name Matthias Mueller, the head of its Porsche sports car brand, as its chief executive as it tries to recover from a scandal over its rigging of US vehicle emissions tests, a source close to the matter said on Thursday.
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Volkswagen Shares Plunge on Emissions Scandal; US Widens Probe
Volkswagen shares plunged by nearly 20 per cent on Monday after the German carmaker admitted it had rigged emissions tests of diesel-powered vehicles in the United States, and US authorities said they would widen the probe to other automakers.
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Volkswagen's 'Clean Diesel' Strategy Unraveled by Outside Emissions Tests
Volkswagen shares in Europe fell almost 20 per cent on Monday, and the company suspended US sales of its diesel cars until it can come up with a fix to satisfy regulators.
