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The German automaker, paying the price for its emissions-cheating scandal, saw sales in Britain dip for a fourth consecutive month.

The scandal-plagued German automaker has submitted a plan to fix 80,000 recalled diesel-powered SUVs and sedans that emit up to nine times the legally allowable amount of pollution, California and federal environmental officials say.

Porsche anticipates bringing its Mission E model, with more than 600 horsepower and a range of over 310 miles, to market by the end of the decade.

A board member of the world’s second-largest car manufacturer by sales said the company is not under pressure to sell its truck manufacturing unit.

Carmakers have repeatedly expressed frustration over the Japanese air bag maker's management of the auto industry's largest recall.

The accident, which involved a malfunctioning air bag manufactured by Japan's Takata, marked the 11th such fatality worldwide and the second outside the U.S.

Toyota sold 10.15 million vehicles in 2015, making it the only carmaker to top 10 million vehicles in the year.

Takata’s shares plunged Monday as the massive recall linked to its faulty airbags was expanded further.

However, Apple isn't expected to debut its car project until 2019 at the earliest.

Preliminary results of tests ordered by France’s energy minister indicate the emissions of some Renault models exceeded legal limits.

CEO Matthias Müller has to convince regulators VW can fix 600,000 diesel cars that emit too much nitrogen oxide, which contributes to smog. That’s where it gets complicated.

Although VW says 8.5 million of the 11 million vehicles with banned software are in Europe, no authority there has ordered any penalties to date.

An Israeli company at the heart of the driverless car revolution has a unique idea for overcoming one of autonomous driving’s biggest hurdles.

Speaking at CES 2016, Herbert Diess apologized to Americans for Dieselgate.

The German automaker saw sales drop 5 percent in the American market, but still plans to proceed with an SUV push.

The connected, autonomous and electric vehicles that will change the auto industry are on display this week in Las Vegas.

The German automaker faces billions in federal penalties, and criminal charges against executives could still be filed.

Germany's DAX Index, which outperformed most of its global peers, ended a volatile year up nearly 9.6 percent. In 2016, the index is expected to gain 9.8 percent.

More than 2,000 Caddy minivans have been recalled over possible spontaneous engine starts, a Russian news agency reported.

Volkswagen is dealing with the fallout of a global scandal after it was revealed that the company installed software on some of its vehicles to cheat on emissions tests.

In the wake of its emissions scandal, Volkswagen hires Ken Feinberg, who ran compensation funds related to the 9/11 attacks, BP oil spill and GM's ignition-switch crashes.