One of the first Volkswagen employees to be sentenced in the Dieselgate scandal has been handed a lengthy prison term by U.S. District Court Judge Sean Cox.
Read more »
Related News
VW CEO Matthias Muller Had No Prior Knowledge Of DieselgateAn investigation led by U.S. law firm Jones Day has concluded that current Volkswagen Group chief executive Matthias Muller had…
Convicted VW Executive Looking To Serve Time In German PrisonOn the back of his recent conviction, Volkswagen executive Oliver Schmidt may ask to serve his seven-year prison sentence in…
Leonardo DiCaprio To Produce Movie Based On VW's Diesel ScandalYou know you’re talking about a major scandal when Hollywood’s finest want to do a movie adaptation out of it.…
- VW Hit With $2.8 Billion Criminal Penalty Over Dieselgate
The Dieselgate debacle continues as Judge Sean Cox has approved a settlement negotiated by Volkswagen and the U.S. Justice Department.Read…
VW Launches Electric Vehicle Subsidiary As Part Of Dieselgate PunishmentVolkswagen’s U.S. division has announced a subsidiary to manage $2 billion in investments in zero emission vehicles as part of…
Breaking News: VW CEO Martin Winterkorn Resigns After Emissions ScandalVW’s emissions-related scandal proved to be too big for CEO Martin Winterkorn, who has just announced his resignation.Read more »
VW Facing Class Action Lawsuit By US Dealers Over DieselgateAmid compensating its customers and the authorities over the, now infamous, diesel engine emissions scandal, the VW Group has to…
Is VW's Fix For Dieselgate Actually Increasing Emissions?Volkswagen’s efforts to end its ordeal caused by the diesel emissions scandal is not going as planned.Read more »
VW Engineer Pleads Guilty To Criminal Charges Over Emissions ScandalAt a federal court in Detroit, James Liang, a German VW engineer, pleaded guilty to charges of violating the US…
Diesel Scandal To Have Long-Lasting Effects For VW GroupDuring a gathering of workers at VW's headquarters, group CEO Matthias Mueller said that the implications of Dieselgate will keep…
- U.S. VW Executive Could Face 169 Years In Prison For Dieselgate Role
Former U.S. Volkswagen executive Oliver Schmidt will face trial on April 18 in Detroit for his involvement in the German…
Dieselgate Update: VW Stops Passat Diesel Production In ChattanoogaVW is putting a stop on production of the diesel-powered Passat at its Chattanooga plant. The action comes after the…
VW Might Sell Trucks Division Due To Emissions ScandalIn the wake of the diesel emissions scandal, the Volkswagen Group is open to the possibility of selling its trucks…
VW To Fight The Appoint Of An Auditor Investigating What It Knew About The Dieselgate ScandalThe Dieselgate saga continues as Volkswagen has announced plans to fight the appointment of an auditor who has been tasked…
Bosch Says VW Scandal Won’t Affect Diesel MarketA Reuters report quoting official information from Bosch says diesel-powered cars will continue to be sold at the same rate…
FBI Arrests VW Executive Over Diesel Emissions ScandalA key Volkswagen executive has been arrested by the FBI in Florida over his involvement with the diesel emissions scandal.Read…
- VW Exec To Plead Guilty Over Dieselgate, Could Face Up To 169 Years In Prison
The axe is about to fall on former Volkswagen executive Oliver Schmidt as Reuters is reporting he will plead guilty…
VW Commercial Vehicles Sales Unaffected By Emissions ScandalWhile sales of its Passenger Cars were down by nearly 5 percent in February, Volkswagen's Commercial Vehicles division scored a…
VW's 2015 US Sales Not Affected By DieselgateApparently, the diesel emissions scandal was not enough to affect the brand's US sales in 2015.Read more »
Former VW Executive Sentenced To Seven Years In PrisonFormer VW executive Oliver Schmidt has been sentenced to seven years in prison and fined $400,000 for his involvement in…
