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Margrethe Vestager busts Japanese car parts cartel
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Commission aims to grab more power over car industry
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New Dieselgate inquiry tests might of car industry
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Emissions standards vote stalls ahead of European Parliament session
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VW CEO’s 2016 goal: ‘Win back trust’
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Europe: the world’s top tech Luddite?
VW blames emissions scandal on ‘individual misconduct’
Carmaker says problems can be “contained but cannot be entirely eliminated.”
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Desperately seeking sockets
Electric cars are still impractical because it’s hard to find places to charge them. One Berlin start-up is changing that.
Macron and Renault boss in high-stakes game
The French economy minister battles Renault CEO over government stake in carmaker.
6 ways the VW scandal impacts Europe
From the climate to Germany’s image, the implications of VW’s latest emissions revelations.
New emissions troubles hit Volkswagen
Volkswagen admits that its cars are showing incorrect levels of CO2 pollution.
Google vs. the German car engineer
Germany’s cultural sensitivities about data privacy may impair its carmakers’ ability to compete with American rivals.
Volkswagen to recall 8.5 million cars in the EU
Move prompted by recall order from German watchdog.
Leaked letter shows VW effort to reassure MEPs
Raid at VW as Germany launches criminal investigation
German prosecutors suspect VW employees engaged in criminal actions.
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EIB examining if VW loans used to rig emissions
VW got €4 billion in EIB clean technology loans
Volkswagen took billions to develop greener technology.
Volkswagen and Commission discuss emissions crisis
The European Commission held talks with a senior Volkswagen boss Tuesday “to establish […] how many vehicles have been affected, since when, and in which countries,” a Commission spokesperson said. …
The green car myth?
It’s not just diesel. Gasoline-powered cars also spew more pollutants than expected.
Volkswagen names Porsche chief Matthias Müller as new CEO
Volkswagen named Porsche chief Matthias Müller as its new CEO on Friday, following Martin Winterkorn’s resignation over an emissions scandal at Europe’s largest carmaker. Müller, 62, has …
Merkel’s car nightmare
The VW emissions scandal turns Germany into an EU problem case.
Volkswagen CEO Winterkorn resigns
Emissions scandal forces out German automaker’s chief.
VW scandal spotlights lax EU auto standards
The U.S. has tougher emissions tests than Europe, which is why it caught VW cheating.
Volkswagen comes under fire in Europe
EU governments want a probe into possible emissions cheating by the world’s largest carmaker.