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The Dieselgate emissions scandal
The former boss of Audi has become the highest profile German executive to confess to involvement in the “dieselgate” scandal. Rupert Stadler on Tuesday admitted wrongdoing and regret for his failure to keep rigged cars off the market even after
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Rupert Stadler (60), former CEO of auto giant Audi pleaded guilty at the “dieselgate” fraud trial in Germany on Tuesday. This made him the highest-ranking former executive to confess in emissions cheating scandal that rocked the car industry. At a
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The former boss of Volkswagen’s Audi brand has confessed that he suspected emissions cheating before the diesel-emissions scandal was uncovered, raising further questions as to how many VW executives had knowledge of the widespread cover-up. Rupert Stadler, a former VW
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Ex-Audi CEO Rupert Stadler pleaded guilty at his “dieselgate” fraud trial Tuesday, admitting that he allowed vehicles equipped with emissions cheating software to remain on sale even after learning of the scam. The admission at the Munich district court comes
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There continues to be fallout from Volkswagen and Audi’s Dieselgate scandal. Former Audi CEO Rupert Stadler is set to confess his involvement in the affair to avoid serving a prison sentence. Prosecutors have agreed to the deal, according to Reuters.
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News → News by Brand → Audi News Stadler will face a $1.2 million fine and potentially avoid a two-year jail sentence for his involvement in the 2015 Dieselgate scandal. via Getty Images The latest executive to make headlines is
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Nearly eight years after the start of Dieselgate, one of the highest-ranking executives implicated in the scandal is set to plead guilty. The New York Times reports former Audi CEO Rupert Stadler has agreed to accept a plea deal that
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Issued on: 03/05/2023 – 11:30Modified: 03/05/2023 – 16:11 Former Audi CEO Rupert Stadler will plead guilty in the “dieselgate” scandal — in which parent company VW admitted it had rigged emissions tests — in exchange for a suspended sentence, a German court
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