Volkswagen is recalling 5,561 electric vehicles because a bug in the battery management software can cause the cars to unexpectedly stall, creating a crash hazard. The recall includes certain model year 2015-2016 e-Golf vehicles.
Volkswagen is recalling the 2009 Routan because the air bag control units can fail. This defect can prevent the air bags from deploying during a crash, or it can make them deploy inadvertently, which could cause a crash and increase the risk of injury to people sitting in the front seats of the minivan.
A massive recall of Volkswagen’s diesel vehicles will begin in January, following the EPA's accusations that the automaker used illegal software to cheat emissions tests. Volkswagen could face criminal pros... Read More...
“I personally am deeply sorry that we have broken the trust of our customers and the public,” wrote Volkwagen C.E.O. Dr. Martin Winterkorn, in a statement released on Sunday. The German automaker is acc... Read More...
A robot killed a 22-year-old German man at a Volkswagen factory this week. Ironically, the worker was crushed while he was helping to set up the stationary robot inside a metal cage that is designed to keep... Read More...
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating a potential issue with 30,000 Volkswagens. The steering column control computer can fail during normal driving condition... Read More...
The lack of conversation around the environment, climate change, and our energy economy during the 2012 election season, while widely noted, still seemed to attract little attention. Certainly health, financial and national security issues were more immediate concern for many voters. Yet, the lack of initiative at the federal level has not kept technical innovators, astute business people and local governments from moving forward with new ideas for addressing our environmental and energy concerns.