Repercussions from the 2015 “Dieselgate” scandal continue to dog Volkswagen, which now faces charges from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for making deceptive claims about its vehicles’ emissions levels. Although the company claims that the cheating occurred at lower levels of the organization, the SEC charged that executives knew as early as 2007.…Read More
Recent emissions scandals have taken their toll on the global auto industry. Amid more stringent regulations and oversight following Volkswagen’s cheating, Renault and Fiat Chrysler have recently faced allegations of violating clean-air regulations, which have sent their stock prices tumbling.…Read More
Volkswagen’s settlement is just the start of the company’s journey to rebuild its trust with the public.…Read More
Volkswagen’s violation is a wake-up call to reevaluate current testing procedures and compliance standards.…Read More
As GM announces its investment in ride-hailing app Lyft, it brings to light three things that American automakers are doing better than European automakers: innovation, collaboration, and long-term strategic thinking.…Read More
Society will also have to deal with the additional fallout from Volkswagen’s underinvestment in hybrid and electric vehicle technology, points out PVMI Director John Paul MacDuffie in Knowledge@Wharton.…Read More
Plagued by its emissions data manipulation scandal, Volkswagen now has one main shot at a comeback: developing a mainstream electric car that would prove the company’s dedication to clean energy.…Read More
As Volkswagen’s emissions data manipulation is brought to light, the true damage to the brand remains to be seen. …Read More
