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Volkswagen Taigun India launch highlights: To be available in Dynamic and Performance lines, priced from Rs 10.50 lakh
Tech2 News Staff •The Volkswagen Taigun will be available with two turbo-petrol engine options and a choice of manual and automatic transmissions.
Ford will go all-electric in Europe by 2030, turn German plant into EV production base
•Ford will spend $1 billion to revamp its factory in Cologne, Germany and make it a base for production of battery powered cars using Volkswagen’s mechanical framework.
VW wins worker backing for restructuring with $1.1 billion battery plant
•Chief Executive Herbert Diess needs the support of Volkswagen's powerful unions to simplify the German company
Emission row: Volkswagen to object to certain recommendations of NGT panel, says vehicles from group BS-IV compliant
•The company insisted that its vehicles were compliant with Indian emission norms and claimed that "the committee appointed by the NGT has accepted that Volkswagen Group India has not violated the permissible limits under BS-IV norms".
Volkswagen to build up to 50 million electric cars says CEO Herbert Diess
•Also, Volkswagen and Ford are looking at expanding cooperation, mainly in commercial vehicles.
Volkswagen to start car-sharing services in Germany using fully electric vehicles in 2019
•VW is seeking to move on from its diesel emissions scandal and focus on greener technologies.
Volkswagen's core brand to back out of the Paris Motor Show to cut down on excessive costs
•Volkswagen has scaled back brand presentations at traditional car shows, including Detroit and Frankfurt since the VW emissions scandal erupted in 2015.
Volkswagen to report excellent group results this year after record vehicle sales and spending cuts
•Wolfsburg-based VW more than two years ago admitted to cheating in diesel emissions tests in the United States.
Volkswagen official sentenced to seven years in prison and fined $400,000 for his role in the diesel emissions scandal
•US prosecutors have charged eight current and former Volkswagen executives and Six of those remain at large.
Volkswagen leaders could approve plan for electric car assembly at East German plant: Report
•The world’s largest automaker, Volkswagen, plans to spend more than 20 billion euros ($23.5 billion) on electric mobility by 2030.