Volkswagen

Volkswagen launches electric e-Golf at the LA Auto Show in a bid to move forward.

Hans Dieter Poetsch was VW's chief financial officer when the scandal broke in September 2015.

VW expects to sell one million electric cars per year by 2025, and for this ID concept to be self-driving.

Stefan Knirsch is the latest senior stakeholder to be suspended as part of the investigation.

The 62-year-old German citizen is the first person to face criminal charges in connection with this scandal.

EU consumer commissioner Vera Jourova working to ensure customers in the EU are treated fairly by Volkswagen.

Consumer watchdog has accused carmaker of misleading consumers with relation to emission claims.

German carmaker agrees to pay up to $15.3bn but deal does not include large-engined vehicles.

VW is resuming talks with parts suppliers Prevent Group's CarTrim and ES Automobilguss.

Academics have shown how hackers can exploit security flaws to remotely break into cars.

South Korea's car market, dominated by Hyundai and its affiliate Kia, is relatively small for VW.

Transport Select Committee says it is 'deeply unfair' that affected UK consumers are not being compensated.

Partnership will see future connected cars talk to smart home appliances.

Chairman of passenger car brand says a strategic turnaround at VW could take up to 14 years.

The deal will give owners up to $10,000 in compensation on cars affected by emissions cheating scandal.

The warrant is just the start of on-going investigations, warns South Korean prosecution office.

Company admitted to cheating US environmental tests using software to mask nitrogen oxide emissions

Investors demand corporate overhaul in first AGM since diesel-gate scandal broke last September.

Winterkorn was accused of neglecting his duty and market manipulation when the emissions scandal broke.

Over 30 new electric cars to be launched by 2025.

German carmaker posts 19.3% decline in pre-tax profit as revenue edges lower amid declining sales.

The Volkswagen Group, which owns VW, Audi, Porsche and others, wants to build its own battery 'gigafactory'.

With the return of BBC's Top Gear, IBTimes UK advises on investing in sports car manufacturers.

The move follows Toyota investing in Uber and General Motors investing in Lyft.

German manufacturer reached agreement with US government on how deal with 600,000 faulty vehicles.

Arrangement expected to be announced during San Francisco court hearing.

Destruction started when US Environmental Protection Agency started asking questions, says whistle-blower.

Volkswagen did not associate the scandal to be the reason for his departure.

Lee Nelson gets past security dressed in a VW overall and pretends to install 'cheat box' underneath new up! car.

VW says the SUV will be trendy, faster and cheaper.