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Renault denies reports it cheated on emissions tests for decades

Renault shares plummet more than five percent on Thursday even after the company refused to acknowledge reports that it cheated on emissions tests for decades.

Audi, VW sites raided by German prosecutors in emissions-scandal probe

Buyers of some 80,000 V6 3.0-litre Audi and VW diesel cars that were sold in the US from 2009 to 2015 were unaware of the emissions scandal

Volkswagen Tweets about its Electric Concept Car BUDD.e

Volkswagen unveiled the name of its most awaited electric vechicle on a twitter image. The name shows on the right of the car's tailgate, which spells BUDD.e. Volkswagen wants to improve its image though this car after the diesel emissions cheating scandal.

Civil suits vs Volkswagen will be heard in California

Hundreds of civil lawsuits against Volkswagen will be heard by a federal judge in California. The decision was made by a judicial panel despite a push from the automaker and the federal government to send the cases to different states.

Volkswagen Presents Recall Plan to Californian Regulators

Volkswagen presented its plan to the California Air Resources Board about the recall of its hundreds of thousands of affected vehicles. The German auto company admitted that these vehicles were installed with the defeat device and are now being recalled to get fixed.

Volkswagen calls for an extraordinary board meeting over emission tests issue; will appoint Poetsch as the new head

Volkswagen board will have an extraordinary meeting on Wednesday. Along with that, Hans Dieter Poetsch will be appointed as the new head of the supervisory board.

Volkswagen scandal is gaining steam

Volkswagen Group is the biggest car manufacturer in Germany with three brand under its management including Audi, Porsche and Lamborghini. The latest scandal might be costly for the company but its effect will not be everlasting.

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