Volkswagen Group India on Thursday said it would present the results of its evalutions of vehicle emissions of various models in November.
"Since there is a complex combination of several brands, various models, different engine variants and gearboxes as well as different model years that need to be analysed, establishing detailed facts is taking a longer time," said a statement issued on behalf of the company.
The German auto major is in a spot with the US authorities finding Volkswagen cheated emission control norms with the help of a software installed in its light duty diesel vehicles sold between 2008 and 2015.
According to the statement, Volkswagen Group India representatives on Thursday updated the officials at the union heavy industries ministry and the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) on the evaluations so far on the ongoing emissions issue with reference to India.
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