According to a recent Volkswagen announcement, 1,189,906 cars, which include VW brand, Audi, German and Skoda diesel ﻿models﻿ are affected by the software used to cheat exhaust emissions in the recent scandal. VW plans to provide a full list of vehicle identification numbers to retailers and a process to recall the affected vehicles. According to the CEO of VW, Matthias Muller, around 11 million vehicles globally are affected by the diesel scandal. The company has until October 7 to come up with a resolution to the emissions scandal, which will be presented to the Seat authorities.
According to a recent Volkswagen announcement, 1,189,906 cars, which include VW brand, Audi, Seat and Skoda diesel ﻿models﻿ are affected by the software used to cheat exhaust emissions in the recent scandal. VW plans to provide a full list of vehicle identification numbers to retailers and a process to recall the affected vehicles. According to the CEO of VW, Matthias Muller, around 11 million vehicles globally are affected by the diesel scandal. The company has until October 7 to come up with a resolution to the emissions scandal, which will be presented to the German authorities.