VW’s original deadline of 24 March to agree with regulators on how to modify the up to 40 diesel vehicles caught up in the “Dieselgate” scandal has been extended to 21 April. The extension was approved on Thursday and is said to have been supported by both regulators involved; the US Environmental Protection Agency and the California Air Resources Board. The regulators agreed that while progress is being made, more time is needed, as there are still many issues to settle and no agreement has yet been reached.
VW’s original deadline of 24 March to agree with regulators on how to modify the 580k diesel vehicles caught up in the “Dieselgate” scandal has been extended to 21 April. The extension was approved on Thursday and is said to have been supported by both regulators involved; the US Environmental Protection Agency and the California Air Resources Board. The regulators agreed that while progress is being made, more time is needed, as there are still many issues to settle and no agreement has yet been reached.