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Dakar: Prokop finished another dramatic stage

18.January 2018

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The participant of this year’s Rally Dakar Martin Prokop sent us a video from the dramatic tenth...

VW plans to double output from Kenya plant

15.January 2018

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Volkswagen plans to double output at its Kenyan assembly plant and could build a second model there, Kenya’s presidential office said, without giving a timeline.

Nissan takes control of Mitsubishi with Ghosn as chairman

21.October 2016

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Carlos Ghosn officially folded troubled Mitsubishi Motors into the Renault-Nissan alliance and appointed himself chairman, forecasting nearly half a billion dollars in savings as soon as next year as the group joins a small club of automakers operating at a massive scale.

Mercedes, BMW hit as Korea widens emissions probe

18.August 2016

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South Korea expanded an investigation into the fabrication of emissions and noise-level test results to all foreign car brands after fining Volkswagen Group for violations.

Bosch had key role in VW emissions fraud

18.August 2016

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Robert Bosch began playing a key role in developing Volkswagen Group’s emission-cheating technology as early as the late 1990s, lawyers for VW owners said in a U.S. court filing that includes detailed allegations against the German supplier.

Volkswagen shuffles Jahn from Europe to China

18.August 2016

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The head of VW Group sales for corporate fleets Martin Jahn moved within the Volkswagen Group to the post of Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing of Volkswagen in Northern China.

VW unit chief questioned by Korean prosecutors

12.August 2016

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South Korean prosecutors said they questioned the head of Volkswagen Group’s local unit in connection with allegations that the automaker fabricated emissions test results for cars sold in the country.

Toyota operating profit falls 15%

4.August 2016

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Toyota Motor Corp. said operating profit in the latest quarter fell 15 percent to 642 billion yen ($6.33 billion) as a strong yen weighed on earnings. Net income in the three months through June dropped to 552.47 billion yen, the automaker said today. Revenue fell to 6.59 trillion yen.

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Dakar: Prokop finished another dramatic stage

VW plans to double output from Kenya plant

Nissan takes control of Mitsubishi with Ghosn as chairman

Mercedes, BMW hit as Korea widens emissions probe

Bosch had key role in VW emissions fraud

Volkswagen shuffles Jahn from Europe to China

VW unit chief questioned by Korean prosecutors

Toyota operating profit falls 15%

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