A new report from a Texas dealer claims that former Volkswagen USA CEO Michael Horn clashed with VW management over the handling of the Dieselgate scandal in North America and was forced out, despite ...

Volkswagen has announced the departure of its US division’s CEO, Michael Horn. Horn was expected by some observers to emerge as a management casualty at VW as the dieselgate crisis unfolded in the US ...

Michael Horn has stepped down from the top role at the Volkswagen brand’s operations in the United States. In a statement, VW said Horn is leaving to pursue other opportunities and that the move is ...

Michael Horn has stepped down from his role as president and CEO of Volkswagen Group of America. His departure is effective immediately, the company said in a statement today. On an interim basis, ...

Volkswagen dealers in the U.S. rallied behind VW of America CEO Michael Horn in the days since the scandal, successfully lobbying the VW board, which met today, to keep Horn, Automotive News reports. ...

VW U.S. CEO Michael Horn told lawmakers on Capitol Hill that individuals within the company acting on their own, rather than on orders from top executives, were responsible for creating and ...

Some Volkswagen dealers are revolting over the sudden departure of their popular U.S. CEO, compounding the German automaker's troubles amid a sales slump triggered by an emissions scandal. Nearly six ...

A top Volkswagen executive on Thursday blamed a handful of rogue software engineers for the company’s emissions cheating scandal and told outraged lawmakers that it would take years to fix all of the ...

Volkswagen Group of America CEO Michael Horn has left the company six months after VW became embroiled in a massive emissions cheating scandal. Horn, 54, took over as the US division's boss in January ...

WASHINGTON — Testifying in a packed hearing room, Volkswagen's U.S. CEO apologized before a congressional subcommittee Thursday for his company's decision to surreptiously rig diesel cars to beat ...

The fallout continues over Volkswagen's emissions scandal, with Michael Horn, the company's CEO for United States operations, suddenly indicating that he will be stepping down from his position.

Volkswagen just announced that Michael Horn, the company’s top executive in the US, is leaving the company effective immediately. In his place, VW USA Chairman Hinrich Woebcken will take over the CEO ...