Volkswagen forecast broadly stable earnings this year
Volkswagen is working to establish itself as the most preferred 'affordable premium brand' in India
Volkswagen's cheating led Germany to order an EU-wide recall of 8.5 million Volkswagen vehicles
Company looks to quell widespread anger over bonuses paid even as it suffered record losses
Tata Motors has been stepping up efforts to shed the budget image of its namesake brand
A spokesman for VW confirmed the letter and said both sides had resolved their points of difference
The labour bosses wrote a letter accusing the chief of disregarding an agreed turnaround plan
About the US probe into emissions cheating
Volkswagen's strong rejection of the claims shows a deepening rift with the ousted chairman
Volkswagen will also launch a 'Green City' initiative in a yet-to-be-identified California city
VW already agreed on $15 bn settlement with owners of some 500,000 smaller, 2.0-liter diesel engines
US recall comes after a series of incidents in China and Israel in 2016
VW admitted it had understated fuel consumption and CO2 emissions of about 800,000 vehicles
Volkswagen had used software to manipulate emissions erased billions of euros from its market value
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Volkswagen AG's dealers will receive an average of $1.85 million in a $1.2 billion settlement approved by a U.S. judge on Monday over its diesel emissions scandal.
New energy vehicles sales of the company are expected to reach 2 million to 3 million in 2025
The Volkswagen emissions scandal reveals a lot about corporate governance in different countries
$20 billion that VW is paying to resolve civil and criminal charges is unlikely to end the story
German automaker agreed to pay $4.3 bn in US civil and criminal fines and pay California $153.8 mn
VW admitted installing software in diesel engines on nearly 600,000 VW, Porsche and Audi vehicles