Daimler, BMW, and VW team up to avoid ban on diesel
To avoid a ban on diesel cars in urban areas, the three major German auto manufacturers are joining forces to update the software in more than five million diesel vehicles.
by SACHA SENNOV
At an emergency meeting in Berlin, a deal was made between the three major German auto manufacturers: Daimler, BMW, and Volkswagen.
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