| Published Wed, May 9th 2018 at 12:08, Updated May 9th 2018 at 12:12 GMT +3German luxury carmaker AudiGerman luxury carmaker Audi yesterday said it had detected 'irregularities' in the emissions controls of recent A6/A7 models, prompting it to halt deliveries in the latest twist in the 'dieselgate' scandal dogging parent company Volkswagen. The admission came after Germany’s transport ministry said it was investigating suspicions that the carmaker had installed a new 'illegal defeat device' in some 60,000 A6/A7 models worldwide, around half of which are driving on German roads. ALSO READ: Saudis have proven winner in Pizzi, will he do like he did with Chile? The revelations were first reported by news weekly Spiegel, which said mass recalls were 'highly likely'.

Source: Standard Digital May 09, 2018 09:11 UTC