Audi Says 2.1 Million Cars Affected by Emissions Software
- Diesel versions of most of Audi's model line-up are involved
- Audi, VW working to find technical solution before recall
Audi Says 2.1 Million Cars Affected by Emissions Issue
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Audi AG said 2.1 million of its diesel-powered cars, including best-sellers like the A4 sedan and Q5 sport utility vehicle, are equipped with software implicated in an emissions-testing scandal that has engulfed parent company Volkswagen AG.
“We’re working at full speed to find a technical solution,” said Juergen de Graeve, a spokesman for Ingolstadt, Germany-based Audi. “Once we have that solution, we’ll write to customers and we’ll upgrade the cars so that they’re within emissions regulations.”