Berlin, Germany - Volkswagen CEO Matthias Mueller says the company will have technical details on fixing cars fitted with emissions-rigging software to German regulators by the end of November, and most will not need major work.
According to a copy of a speech he gave to company managers at Volkswagen headquarters Monday (November 23).
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Mueller said the Federal Motor Transport Authority has signed off on a software update to fix affected 2-litre diesel motors, and has given the "basic go" to a fix for the 1.6-litre vehicles that will also involve replacing an air filter cartridge and grill.
Details are being finalized on a software fix for 1.2 litre motors.
Mueller says "for about 90% of the group's vehicles in Europe the solutions are confirmed. The cost for the retrofitting is technically, physically and financially manageable."
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