Lower Saxony has no plans to sue VW over emissions scandal

CS

By:

Christoph Steitz

August 07, 2016 05:00 AM

FRANKFURT -- The German state of Lower Saxony, Volkswagen's second-largest shareholder, has no plans to sue the automaker for damages caused by its emissions-test cheating scandal, the state's prime minister, Stephan Weil, told a German weekly paper.

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