2 Jul 2020
Prosecutors are examining the role of several individuals at the Hanover-based group
Munich – German authorities have raided offices of Continental as part of their probe into the Volkswagen diesel-emissions scandal, ERJ sister publication Automotive News Europe (ANE) has reported.
Prosecutors are examining the role of several individuals at the Hanover-based group in the supply of engine components to VW Group, said the 1 July report.
Searches were carried out at Conti and VW Group locations in Hanover, Regensburg, Wolfsburg, Gifhorn, Berlin, Frankfurt und Nuernberg, added the ANE report, sourced from Reuters.
ERJ is contacting Continental for comment about the developments covered in this report
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