Volkswagen Chairman Hans Dieter Poetsch pledged that the company will be "relentless" in seeking to establish which people were responsible for the automaker's emissions scandal even as he admitted that there was an attitude in some parts of the company that "tolerated breaches of rules."
VW needs to win back trust lost through its cheating on diesel emissions tests that may affect 11 million vehicles worldwide," Poetsch told a news conference at the automaker's headquarters here today. "We will be relentless in seeking to establish who was responsible," he said as part of the company's updated report on the scandal. "Everything is on the table. Nothing will be swept under the carpet."
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