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    VW gets ready to move on U.S. comeback plan

    16.May 2016
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    Volkswagen hopes to reach a final settlement with U.S. authorities over the automaker’s diesel-emissions scandal next month so that it can get moving on a recovery plan that will include the launch of new crossover and electric vehicles, the brand’s global sales chief, Juergen Stackmann, said.

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    GM, Audi, Jaguar halt Russia sales on ruble’s collapse

    23.December 2014
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    General Motors, Audi and Jaguar Land Rover temporarily stopped selling cars in Russia this week, deciding that taking a timeout from the market was the best way to deal with the ruble’s collapse.

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    Ferrari to pay record $3.5 million fine for missing U.S. reports

    3.November 2014
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    Ferrari’s $3.5 million fine by the U.S. government is the largest ever imposed on an automaker for failing to quickly report customer complaints, injuries and alleged defects to regulators.

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    Former Hyundai dealers are suing the importing company

    1.October 2014
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    Former Hyundai car dealers wants to get Hyundai Motor Czech to the arbitral tribunal. They ask to pay damages and debts for almost 78 million crowns.

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    Ex-Porsche CEO Wiedeking to be tried for VW share manipulation

    28.August 2014
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    A German court revived criminal charges against two former Porsche SE executives involving a failed takeover of Volkswagen, saying prosecutors’ findings indicate it “seems quite likely” the company hid its plan.

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    Audi will ‘accept penalty’ in China anti-monopoly probe

    12.August 2014
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    Audi will accept punishment from Chinese authorities for breaching anti-monopoly laws in the world’s largest car market. An investigation by Chinese authorities found that Audi’s dealer arm, FAW-Volkswagen Sales Co., had “violated national anti-monopoly laws,” the automaker said in an statement e-mailed to Automotive News Europe.

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    Hyundai dealers complain to the Czech antimonopoly office

    1.August 2014
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    The Hyundai case has continued this week. Czech dealers and repairers of the Korean brand continue to protest against domestic import company, Hyundai Motor Czech. They proclaim a suspicion of abusing its market position to the antimonopoly authority.

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    Czech antitrust authority stopped SDA investigation

    10.July 2014
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    Hyundai Motor Czech has failed in a complaint to the Car Importers Association (SDA). The company did not like that the SDA has restricted access to information on the registration of vehicles in the country. Czech Antimonopoly office stopped investigation for possible breaches of competition rules.

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