Another Cheat Device Found In Audi Car, Report
Another Cheat Device Found In Audi Car, Report

Another Cheat Device Found In Audi Car “Report”

More cheating in Volkswagen Group cars has been found! The discovery is another cheat device in Audi cars in the United States. Why can’t automakers play it straight? Well, some do (Tesla & Nissan, for example).

According to today’s edition of German newspaper Bild am Sonntag, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) discovered a similar software in an automatic transmission Audi last summer.

The device, which was not the same as the one behind last year’s diesel emissions scandal, was used in diesel and gasoline-powered cars not just in the US but Europe, too, fitted with a certain type of automatic transmission.

If the steering wheel did not turn, it ‘detected’ laboratory testing conditions and activated and a gear shifting program that produces less carbon dioxide. If, however, the steering wheel was turned by more than 15 degrees, it reverted the change pattern back to normal.

The automaker reportedly stopped using the software in May 2016, just before CARB discovered the infected car, and many engineers related to the issue have since been suspended.

When contacted by the publication, neither CARB nor Audi officials were available for comment.

Agencies/Canadajournal




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