Volkswagen has said it will repair up to 11 million vehicles and overhaul its namesake brand following the scandal over its rigging of emissions tests. New chief executive Matthias Mueller said the German carmaker would tell customers in the coming days they would need to have diesel vehicles with illegal software refitted, a move which some analysts have said could cost more than $US6.5 billion ($9.3 billion). In Washington, US lawmakers asked the automaker to turn over documents related to the scandal, including records concerning the development of a software program intended to defeat regulatory emissions tests. In separate letters, leading Republicans and Democrats on the House...
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