CANBERRA (Reuters) - Automobile maker Volkswagen AG <VOWG_p.DE> will recall almost 26,000 cars in Australia in response to potential gearbox problems, the company said on Wednesday, mirroring recalls already ordered in China, Singapore and Japan.Full story
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Floods in the Czech Republic are disrupting supply of Porsche Cayenne SUV bodies to the Volkswagen unit's Leipzig plant, resulting in the loss of a production shift. Full story
Porsche's ex-finance chief has been convicted of fraud after a court found he provided false information during the German sports car marker's failed 2009 attempt to take over Volkswagen AG. Full story
Jonathan Browning, Volkswagen of America CEO, shares insight on the company's plans for diesel vehicles, including sport wagons.
Volkswagen's "Get In. Get Happy" ad features office workers speaking in fake Jamaican accents, encouraging co-workers to "turn that frown the other way."
The commercial, featuring people speaking in fake Jamaican accents, has been earning harsh criticism. Barbara Lippert of MediaPost.com calls it “racist” and says she doubts it will air during the Super Bowl amid the controversy.
Jonathan Browning, Volkswagen of America president & CEO, discusses the automakers three new crossover models.
CNBC's Phil LeBeau speaks to Volkswagen of America president & CEO Jonathan Browning, about the Beetle Convertible coming out mid-December.
New cars of several brands of German carmaker Volkswagen AG are covered with protective covers before they are loaded for export on a transport ship at the harbour of the Volkswagen plant in Emden April 24, 2009. REUTERS/Christian Charisius
File photo of workers of Volkswagen standing in front of a Porsche Boxter car in a production line at the Volkswagen plant in Osnabrueck, September 19, 2012. German union IG Metall secured a two-stage deal for higher wages for workers at Volkswagen's German factories, Europe's largest automaker said
File photo of Volkswagen employees working on a VW Passat at the construction line of Volkswagen plant in Emden April 24, 2009. German union IG Metall secured a two-stage deal for higher wages for workers at Volkswagen's German factories, Europe's largest automaker said May 28, 2013. REUTERS/Christ
File photo of an employee holding a part to assemble the bodywork of Volkswagen Tiguan car during a photocall in a production line at the Volkswagen headquarters in Wolfsburg March 8, 2010. German union IG Metall secured a two-stage deal for higher wages for workers at Volkswagen's German factories,
