VW Close to $4.3B Diesel Settlement in U.S.

Volkswagen is in final negotiations with the US Department of Justice over its emissions scandal, potentially settling for $4.3 billion. The agreement may include a guilty plea and a three-year corporate monitor. Financially, the company faces significant impacts, having already paid over $20 billion. Structural changes for better oversight are expected. The official settlement announcement is anticipated soon, with possible additional charges against individuals.

What is the main reason for Volkswagen's settlement with the US Department of Justice?

• Tax evasion

• Cheating on engine emissions tests

• Patent infringement

• Labor disputes

What financial penalty has Volkswagen agreed to pay as part of the settlement?

• $6 billion

• $4.3 billion

• $8 billion

• $2.5 billion

What additional measure is included in the settlement agreement for Volkswagen?

• A merger with another carmaker

• A three-year corporate monitor

• A five-year tax exemption

• A new CEO appointment

What is still required for the settlement agreement to be finalized?

• Approval from the World Trade Organization

• Approval from the US President

• Approval from Volkswagen's board

• Approval from the European Union

What structural change is Volkswagen implementing to prevent future issues?

• Expanding into new markets

• Increasing production

• Implementing a corporate monitor

• Hiring more engineers