VW considers diesel fixes ranging from upgrade to new car, report says

October 06, 2015 05:00 AM

MUNICH (Bloomberg) -- Volkswagen Group is exploring options from a simple software upgrade to outright replacing cars as a deadline approaches to present a fix for up to 11 million rigged diesel vehicles.

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