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Business > Foreign Business
German auto supplier Continental pays 'dieselgate' fine
By Agence France-Presse
Apr 26, 2024 12:04 am

FRANKFURT: German auto supplier Continental said on Thursday it had agreed to pay a 100-million-euro ($107-million) fine to settle legal proceedings against it linked to Volkswagen's emissions-cheating scandal.

The fine was due to a 'negligent breach of supervisory duties' in relation to the supply of engine control units and engine control unit software, Continental said in a statement.

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