Volkswagen data leak: Movements of 800,000 EV owners exposed
In a major incident, the Volkswagen Group has suffered a massive data breach, one that has affected as many as 800,000 electric vehicle (EV) owners, according to German publication Spiegel. The leaked data contained sensitive information like GPS coordinates and battery charge levels.
Workers at the car giant have been taking industrial action following VW's revelations about the possibility of closing ...
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Former Volkswagen CEO accuses judge of bias in Dieselgate caseFormer Volkswagen Group chief executive Martin Winterkorn has accused the judge leading a criminal trial into the 77-year-old ...
VW Group threatened to close up to three plants in Germany, but a deal with workers means those plants are safe.
Volkswagen announced sweeping changes to its German operations, including more than 35,000 future job cuts and capacity ...
Volkswagen has been supporting young design students for years, and a recent collaboration has created a future-looking ...
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1987 Volkswagen Golf Cabriolet Finally Comes Home After 37 YearsThe person who bought a 1987 Volkswagen Cabriolet with VW's European delivery program finally has it delivered to America 37 ...
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A narrow-angle V6 was the solution. While a normal V6 might have 60 degrees of separation between its two cylinder banks, the ...
Volkswagen Group will spend C$69 million ($48.1 million) on a 9.9% stake in lithium miner Patriot Battery Metals to secure ...
We can expect the return of fan favourite Skoda Octavia RS along with multiple EV offerings and a few other global offerings ...
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