A VW spokesman told Reuters:
The arrest comes a week after prosecutors raided Stadler’s apartment, as they widened the investigation into how Volkswagen used ‘cheat software’ in its cars to trick emissions tests.“We confirm that Mr Stadler was arrested this morning. The hearing to determine whether he will be remanded is ongoing.”
Last month, Audi admitted that another 60,000 A6 and A7 models with diesel engines have emission software issues -- further deepening a scandal that began in 2015.
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