Volkswagen says its employees flagged latest emissions faults
The findings, which were made public on November 3, were disclosed by employees during an internal investigation
Volkswagen said emissions inconsistencies it disclosed on 800,000 cars last week were the result of employees informing their superiors.
The findings, which the Wolfsburg-based company made public on November 3, were disclosed by employees during an internal investigation, Volkswagen said in a statement. The employees informed the carmaker about “irregular” consumption in cars, the company said. A probe into the matter continues, VW said.
The admission that more cars than the previously disclosed ...