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Volkswagen says CO2 deviations fewer than suspected

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WOLFSBURG: -- Volkswagen says a probe into carbon-dioxide emissions irregularities has found that far fewer cars were affected than previously thought.

VW itself said last month that up to 800,000 vehicles might be affected, meaning that CO2 emissions and consequently fuel usage would have been understated. However the company now puts the figure at about 36,000.

Shares in Volkswagen, which fell eight percent following the company’s statement in November, rose by nearly five percent on Wednesday.

VW says it now no longer faces potential damages of up to two billion euros over CO2 irregularities.

The matter is completely separate from the diesel emissions scandal where the carmaker has admitted cheating US emissions tests and fitting 11 million engines worldwide with rogue software.

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Did the head of TAT quit their job and go to work for VW public relations.

you are being too harsh. Although they intended to cheat it appears that they, by pure coincidence, didn't cheat as much as they had thought. A relief really, what is the point of sinking a good company with the loss of thousands of jobs because of bad management decisions. Bankers cheat with far higher stakes that can ruin whole countries and yet they don't have to carry the consequences,the tax payer does.

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