Audi Software Detected Being Demanded to Recall 60,000 A6 and A7 Diesel Vehicles

According to foreign media reports, the German Ministry of Communications (KBA) found that there is illegal emission software on the Audi 3.0-liter Euro 6 diesel engine, so it ordered the recall of A6 and A7 vehicles. According to the German Ministry of Transport, about 33,000 vehicles are affected in Germany, affecting approximately 60,000 vehicles globally.

Last month, Audi said that Audi had stopped delivering A6 and A7 models equipped with specific diesel engines after discovering unclear problems with emission software. On May 26, a German media reported that Audi CEO Rupert Stadler said that the diesel emissions incident has not yet ended and promised to continue to take charge of Audi. Stadler also told the media that the future does not rule out the possibility of further recalls.

Daimler is also currently working with German authorities to address emissions-related issues. Last month, the German Ministry of Transport (KBA) asked Daimler to recall about 6,300 deterrence vehicles with 1.6-liter Euro 6 diesel engines. The German Ministry of Transport believes that engine exhaust emission control functions violate relevant regulations.

On May 28th, Scheuer and the CEO of Daimler Zeche held a closed-door conference. In view of the prosecution's detection of illegal software in a model of Daimler, Scheuer needed to repair the number of vehicles for Zeche. ask.

The German magazine Der Spiegel reported on June 1st that the German Minister of Transport Andreas Scheuer had stated that he was punished by the cheating scandal of diesel vehicles, or by the German car manufacturer Daimler with 3.75 billion euros.